Confronting the Murderers of Christ, Part 2 (Acts 3:12–26)

Summary

The sermon emphasizes the importance of biblical history, particularly the Book of Acts, as the divinely inspired account of the early church's establishment and the Holy Spirit's work. It highlights Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, and His commission to spread the gospel, urging listeners to understand their origins within the church and to actively participate in its ongoing mission. The sermon concludes by pointing to the miracles and powerful preaching in Acts as God's method for drawing people to salvation and expanding His kingdom.