Dearing Christian Church

What is our primary motivation to be moral people?

Does our view of being blessed align with the view of Jesus?

Like Stephen in Acts 7, another deacon -- Philip, takes center stage in Acts 8.

Is there a difference between worry and concern?

The Gospel takes tragedy and transforms it into victory!

Don't feel guilty for desiring happiness, it's a gift of God!

It didn't take long for some trouble to begin brewing within the new church in Jerusalem. How would the Apostles settle this dispute?

The life we find ourselves in the middle of demands that we get rest. In what ways has God provided rest for His people?

How do we know if a person is truly wise?(Sorry for the audio. The sound team is working out the bugs in some new equipment.)

Arguing gets old for everyone eventually, even those who are good at it.

God requires radical change from His people. Fortunately, He also provides the power to bring those changes about.

The followers of Jesus have every right to be supremely confident when contemplating the future. This courage is a product of the greatest gift ever given.

As we get to Acts 5 we see some shock and awe introduced into the scene.

What does it mean to be really present in our homes this Christmas?

The brand new church experiences its first taste of opposition from the world.

To some Jesus said, "Follow Me." To others He said, "Go home."

In Acts 3 we see the first of many supernatural healing miracles contained in the book.  And Peter and company never let a healing go to waste!

How do I know I'm one of the chosen? Jesus tells us how to know in this parable.

Sometimes life isn't fair. What about God, is He always "fair"?

When the Holy Spirit finally arrives on the scene, after Jesus' ascension, things start happening fast!