Christians aren't perfect. Some people have a past. So how do we treat them? Are we a Judge or are we a Doctor? Are we judging or trying to help them heal?

If you are a Christian that means someone was courageous enough to have shared the gospel – the good news of Jesus with you. Do you remember who that person was? Because you will spend all eternity with God because they cared enough about you to tell you this amazing news. Are you THAT person for others?

When life gets difficult it’s easy to become fearful. We spend so much time asking the “what if” questions: What if I lose that person? What if I get sick? What if my child gets in an accident? That is no way to live life. Today we continue in Acts as we talk about who the Holy Spirit is and why He is so important in our life especially when it comes to worry!

Sometimes people get stuck and don’t want to follow Jesus because they have a past. They feel ashamed. They feel God could never love them. But that’s not true and we will learn today from a man named Levi who had to put his past behind him so he could follow Jesus!

John the Baptist had the right motive for following Jesus, and it was this: Jesus must become greater and I must become less. He must increase and I must decrease. Today let’s see what making Jesus greater in our lives should look like!

Imagine Peter, a good Jewish boy telling his parents he was going to follow a Jewish carpenter who claimed to be the Messiah! I bet that didn’t go over very well! But after Jesus arose from the dead everything changed for Peter and now he couldn’t stop telling people how Jesus changed his life! The same should happen to us. How do we tell others about Jesus? Today we will give you some tips!

Sometimes there is this fork in the road and the question is: Are we going to take the path where we live life for ourselves or are we going to take the path of following Jesus and live our lives for Him? We will look at this today in light of sharing our faith!

Do we understand what the TRUE Gospel is because there are a lot of counterfeit gospels out there. Can we tell the difference? Where we spend eternity is at stake with which gospel we believe!