Light To My Path by F. Wayne MacLeod

The fourth great work of God in Acts 2:42-47 was to move people to prayer.

The Spirit of God moved believers to break bread together. What was this work of this work and is it evident in our church today?

The second great work of the Spirit was to move the believers of the early church into a deep fellowship with each other.

One of the great works of the Holy Spirit in the early church was to give His people a devotion and passion for the teaching of the apostles.

Acts 2:42-47 is a record of the work of God's Spirit in the early church. In the first message in this series we will examine the desire of the Spirit to do a work in the early church, a passion He still has for us today.

Though they had their differences, Peter expresses his deep admiration for the apostle Paul and the depth of truth he preached.

How does knowing that the heavens and earth will one day be dissolved by fire affect our priorities and the kind of people we ought to be?

Peter responds to the question posed by scoffers: "Where is the promise of His return?"

In telling his readers that he wrote his letter to remind tem of the prophetic word and the command of Jesus, Peter omits to speak of the Law of Moses. What is the role of the Law of Moses in the life of the believer today?

Not all who have experienced the power and presence of Jesus will overcome, some will be entangled and fall away.

Peter seeks to open the eyes of the church to the nature and deception of false prophets and their ways.

The Apostle Peter expresses deep anger with those who promote falsehood and an ungodly lifestyle.

What so the words of Jeaua on the cross teach us about facing our own trials in life?

Peter uses four examples in Israel's history to encourage believers in their stand for truth.

Peter describes the false prophet and pronounces the judgment of God upon them.

Peter warns us that false prophets will arise in our midst.

Peter reminds us that the truth of Jesus Christ and the faith we have received from is so certain that it demands a response from us.

A brief record of the history and development of Light To My Path Book Distribution.

Peter not only has an ambition for this life but he also wanted to leave behind a lasting legacy that would continue after his separture

Peter concludes his list of 7 qualities we are to add to faith and shows us why these qualities are necessary.

Peter teaches that all who come to faith in Jesus Christ must supplement that faith with virtue, knowledge, self-control, and steadfastness

Peter begins his second epistle with an encouraging word about what is available to us in Jesus Christ.

A great transfer took place when Simon of Cyrene arrived at Calvary.

Simon Of Cyrene, by carrying the cross of Jesus illustrates an important point.

What do we learn about Simon of Cyrene from his name?

Jude's words of advice for those living in a chaotic world

Jesus gives His advice to His disciples, living in a world not unlike our own.

In light of the spiritual battle before us Jude give us his advice on how to stand firm in the faith.

Jude describes rhose who had crept into the church of his day and reminds them that they will answer to God for their words, attitudes and actions.

Jude, expresses deep concern for those who, claiming to be Christian, continue to live in the flesh.

Not all churches stand on the truth. Some stand in the way and oppose what God wants to do.

John reminds believers that there are many receivers in the world. He instructs them on how to recognize them and what to do when they encounter them.

John challengea the elect lady to learn how to walk in love for God and their brothers and sisters

John concludes by reminding believers of sin unto death. He encourages them to renounce sin to walk in the victory God gives all who ask Him.

God has set in place three witnesses to the credentials of His Son

Those who belong to Christ have experienced a new birth. John gives us four evidences of that new birth in the lives of those who belong to Christ.

John shows us the role of love in our walk with Christ.

The often forgotten character of Joseph and what his life has to teach us.

How do we discern whether a spirit is from God? John challenged us to test the spirits and gives us the criteria that every spirit from Christ will demonstrate.

The third year of true faith is a heart that no longer condemns us.

A brief summary of the peace promised by Zechariah and the angel of the Lord as found in Luke's gospel

A second test of genuine faith is Christ-like love

The first test of true faith is the practice of righteousness.

No one who denies the Son can have fellowship with God.

Loving the world and the things of the world will hinder our fellowship with God.

Paul's instructions to the Galatians about walking in the Spirit.

Broken relationships with brothers and sisters can hinder our fellowship with God.

The first great barrier to fellowship with God is sin.

John describes for you the possibility of fellowship with God through the person of the Word of Life.

Knowing that God builds the house and watches over the city should help us to find peace and rest.