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Pastor Joe Schloegel – An exposition of Acts 15:1-35

– Early in the Church Age, a dispute arose among Jewish believers as to what was required of an individual in order to be saved. Some believed and taught that you needed to keep the Jewish Law, but this theory of salvation was usurped when idol-worshiping Gentiles began to be saved apart from keeping the Law. And so, just as the apostles questioned at that time, so we must also ask: “What must I do to be saved?”

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Pastor Joe Schloegel – An exposition of Acts 9 (incl. supplemental passages)

– Upon the conversion of Paul on the Damascus Road, his entire life became forfeit for the sake of the gospel, and he dedicated himself completely to serving the will of his master, Jesus Christ. He faced every hardship and trial imaginable, yet he never abandoned his ministry. This is an example for every Christian, as it demonstrates how one lives when their ministry is not about themselves, but rather about serving God in Christ.

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Pastor Joe Schloegel – An exposition of Acts 8 & 9

– Following the Day of Pentecost, the gospel began to be proclaimed all over the Jewish world. From Philip preaching to the Ethiopian Eunuch, to Paul’s conversion on the Damascus Road which would lead to his ministry to Gentiles, the gospel wet out in force, reaching far and wide and causing many to repent and believe, whether Jew or Greek, slave or free.

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Pastor Joe Schloegel – An exposition of Acts 6, 7, & 8 (incl. supplemental passages)

– Simon the Magician was an individual who professed faith in Jesus Christ, and even followed after the teaching of the gospel. Yet, it became apparent over time that his conversion was not genuine. Using this example, we are challenged to test out faith, as not everyone who makes a profession with their mouth is truly transformed in their heart. The question then becomes, “How can we know when someone is truly saved?”