Pastor PJ

Going through Acts 10, Peter's dream and Christianity spreading amongst the Gentiles for the first time.

Looking at Acts 8:1-25 and how persecution of the church inspired genuine faith, while the desire for the gift of Holy Spirit for personal gain by Simon the Sorcerer put counterfeit faith on display. 

Look at three threads running through Stephen's speech before the Sanhedrin in Acts 7.

Looking at the beginning of the Deacon ministry in the church, which began because of conflict. Also, a look at Stephen, one of the first Deacons. 

A look at the deception of Ananias and Sapphira, Acts 4:32-5:11

Pastor PJ walks through Acts 4:8–31, highlighting one powerful truth from verse 13: the boldness of Peter and John wasn’t rooted in education, talent, or status—it was clear they had simply “been with Jesus.” As the early church faced opposition, they responded not with fear, but with Spirit-empowered courage, unwavering obedience, and bold prayer.

In Acts 3:1–20, Peter and John encounter a man lame from birth who is begging at the temple gate. Instead of giving him money, Peter declares healing in the name of Jesus, and the man is instantly made strong—walking, leaping, and praising God. The miracle draws a crowd filled with amazement, but Peter quickly redirects their attention away from himself and toward Christ. He makes it clear that the healing did not come from human power or godliness, but by faith in the name of Jesus.

Looking at the five functions of the church, based on Acts 2:42-47.

What does this mean? Looking at the Day of Pentecost and what the outpouring of the Holy Spirit means.

Going through the Book of Acts. This Episode, Acts 1:1-11.