In his sermon, Pastor James emphasizes the essential life questions people often ponder: "Who am I?" "Where did I come from?" and "Why am I here?" He focuses mainly on the question of purpose, asserting that every individual has a divinely ordained purpose that originates from God.

In his sermon, Pastor James Oney discusses the significance of bad decisions and their consequences, drawing parallels from the story of Paul in Acts 27.

In today's sermon, Pastor Max discussed the theme of living uncomfortably as Christians and emphasized the need for meaningful growth in faith.

Cultural Christianity is a form of faith that aligns more with societal norms and traditions than with a genuine, personal relationship with God. This message challenges us to examine the authenticity of our faith, warning against the dangers of nominal faith and hypocrisy. Many people mistakenly believe that outward actions, like attending church or saying a prayer, guarantee salvation.

Explore the divine intervention in Paul's life as described in Acts 22. Facing severe persecution, Paul was protected by his Roman citizenship, showcasing God's providence and purposeful sovereignty. This message challenges us to trust in God's plan, even in adversity, and to examine our own prejudices. Learn how God's authority supersedes all earthly powers, offering peace and security. Keywords: Acts 22, Paul, divine intervention, God's providence, persecution, Roman citizenship, trust in God, sovereignty, peace, security.

Explore the divine intervention in Paul's life as described in Acts 22. Facing severe persecution, Paul was protected by his Roman citizenship, showcasing God's providence and purposeful sovereignty. This message challenges us to trust in God's plan, even in adversity, and to examine our own prejudices. Learn how God's authority supersedes all earthly powers, offering peace and security. Keywords: Acts 22, Paul, divine intervention, God's providence, persecution, Roman citizenship, trust in God, sovereignty, peace, security.