South Fellowship Church

Internal Threats

Acts 5:1-11
The greatest threats to us as individuals and the church come not from without, but from within! Listen to the way that these threats got the best of Aninias and Sapphira.

The Movement - Living in Tension

Acts 4:1-31 Some tension is not meant to be resolved. Much of life is spent trying to prevent, resolve, or avoid tension but some tension is good. In this passage we see the early church functioning inside tension. We learn that our greatest impact is found when we live inside certain tensions.

The Movement - Author of Life

Acts 3:11-26 In this passage we read one of the most beautiful titles for Jesus. Jesus is, "the author of life." This passage is a sermon that the apostle Peter preached to a crowd that gathered after he had healed a lame man outside the temple. Peter stands and tells the people that he didn't heal the man but that Jesus' name had healed the man. He then calls the people to repent.
Repent: This word is loaded with mostly negative images of angry religious people holding hateful signs. In this sermon we learn that repentance was not meant to be that way. This passage paints a picture of repentance that is full of hope, life, future, and joy. If repentance brings all of that maybe we should dust it off and try it again.

The Movement - What I Have

Acts 3: 1-10 "I have no silver and gold, but what I do have I give to you. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk (v.6)."
We may not have silver and gold to give people but often the thing that we do have is far better then silver or gold. Sometimes the things we don't have open us up to being more creative in our service. This sermon helps us think through what we have to offer the advance of the kingdom of God. God wants to use our gifts serve people and to bring us joy in what we were made for.

The Movement - Shared Life

Acts 2: 42-47 The early church was an uncommon community. The gospel had changed everything in their lives and as a result the created a community that has changed history forever. This message shows us a few things they did to find that depth of transformative community.

The Movement - Dwell In Hope

Acts 2: 22-41 - The resurrection is not a day to be celebrated, but rather a hope to be lived! In this message we explore the ways that the resurrection invites us to rest in the plan of God, enjoy the presence of God, walk in the path of God, and rejoice in the promise of God.

The Movement - Spirit and Life

Acts 2:1-21
At Pentecost the spirit descends on the believers and everything changes! They speak in tongues, have dreams and visions, and are launched into a movement that changes the world. Listen as we explore how to speak in tongues and live as Pentecostal Christians.

Listen Exodus 6

Surviving trials in life is difficult but it is crucial that we are able to hear God when they come. In this message Dr. Scott Wenig shares several principles from Exodus 6 that will help you weather the inevitable trials of life.

The Movement - Culture

There is a aspect of Acts chapter two that often gets overlooked. In this message we learn how much God values culture and diversity. It is a challenge to us to explore God's glory as it is painted on the tapestry of people groups all around the world.

The Movement - Waiting

Acts 1: 12-26 The title of this message demonstrates some of the tension that is found in God's movement and mission. Sometimes God asks us to wait before we move. That waiting can be one of the most difficult parts of following God especially when you have captured a vision for what he wants. In this passage of scripture we find the Apostles of Jesus waiting for the Holy Spirit to come dwell in them. Jesus told them to bring the good news to the whole world but he also told them to wait for the Spirit to arrive first.
In this sermon we explore what it looks like to wait well.