Scio Community Church
Summary: Listen to sermons from Scio Community Church in Ann Arbor, Michigan (Christian & Missionary Alliance). Updated weekly.
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Podcasts:
Faced with the certainty of suffering, how can we respond? (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 9.32-42)
When God calls us we think differently, we take risks, we suffer, we get stretched and trained, and while we may not see immediate success, God works in and through us to complete his plan in the world. (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 9.1-31)
The encounter between an unlikely pair demonstrates the extension of God's love to all. (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 8.26-40)
Although he loves us and desires our good, God will not be manipulated for our benefit. (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 8.1-25)
Do not reject God, but serve him faithfully. (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 6.8-7.60)
As the family of God, we are called to be a community of ‘differents’ united in His purpose - and extend this invitation to others. (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 6.1-7)
In the face of hostility and disgrace, we are to respond with confidence in God without being distracted from the mission of proclaiming that Jesus is Lord. (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 5.12–42)
The blossoming early church, enduring initial attacks by the Sanhedrin, now confronts an internal assault from the Enemy. (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 4.32-5.11)
God is charge. When faced with pressure or threats, take it to the Lord through prayer, and do what He has called you to do. (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 4.23-31)
The Holy Spirit empowers us to witness to Jesus as the new Temple, the only “place” of reconciliation with God. (Several minutes in the middle of this message are missing due to a technical glitch.) (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 4.1-22)
By renewal of the Holy Spirit, we experience complete wholeness, made fit for duty, to share the good news: Jesus, the Deliverer, has come! (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 3)
“What does this mean?” We gain perspective on the Holy Spirit through the events of Pentecost. (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 2)
The Ascension of Jesus means that he is enthroned as the world's true king, and by the Spirit we are empowered as his witnesses. (Acts of the Holy Spirit; Acts 1)
The promise of resurrection allows us to live and work for Jesus so that others can too. (Resurrection Life; 1 Corinthians 15)
If you feel you have failed Jesus, you can be certain that because of the resurrection you are redeemed and are still of use to our Lord. (Resurrection Life; John 21.15-19)
