Acts 2:1-4

The birth of the New Testament church began in Acts 2:1-4. This was a fulfillment of Old Testament Prophecy and it opened up a better way to serve the Lord. A better way has been opened through the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The book of Hebrews is often called the book of "betters" meaning it illustrates many ways New Testament salvation is better than the Old Testament way. Listen in as Pastor Ouellette breaks down the 7 ways we have a better salvation through Jesus Christ. Click Here for Slides From This Message

We join pastor Ed Taylor in Acts chapter two today on Abounding Grace. This portion of Scripture records the day of Pentecost. But pastor Ed is quick to point out that many totally miss the point of this passage, thinking it’s just about the gift of tongues. The emphasis is really on God and how He keeps His promises. He’s faithful and reliable in every way in our lives.

(Note: These TORAH 101 insights help connect you to your Jewish roots and was originally recorded during Holy Week, 2022.)This episode deals with one of the most significant appointed times on the Hebrew calendar for both Jews and Christians. It is called Shavuot, also known as the Feast of Weeks. It is a joyous celebration on the 6th of Sivan (Hebrew calendar) – which fell on Sunday, June 5, 2022 when this episode was originally recorded. Two incredible things happened on Shavuot, 1500 years apart!**********************NOTE: For the resources mentioned in this episode: Go to my PODCAST PAGE, locate this title and click on it. All the resources are listed in the description notes.**********************

We’ll join Jeff Johnson in Acts chapter two today on Sound Doctrine.  This portion of Scripture records the day of Pentecost.  A time when many would receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit.  A vital, important and needed experience back in the early church, but today as well!  But what is it, and how do you receive it?  Find out as you join us.

Jesus has never lied to us, and His Word will never fail us. He promised from the beginning that we belong to Him, and that He is holding us in the palm of His hand. And, we can rejoice in the fact that He will never leave us or forsake us, no matter what.

There's a hunger burning deep in the hearts of people. Now, how do we experience the glorious power of the Living God? How do we re-ignite a fire that may have grown cold in our hearts from the frustrations and failures we experience day-to-day? We must return to the day of Pentecost when the fire came down and changed the face of Christanity for all eternity.