What if people thought you were a god?
In Acts 14, Paul and Barnabas perform a miracle—and the crowd tries to worship them. It's tempting to enjoy the spotlight, but they tear their clothes and point to Jesus instead.
This week’s message is about pride, suffering, and the only path to the Kingdom of God: through many tribulations.
💬 "We want to be worshiped, not crucified."
But Jesus shows us a better way.
📖 Acts 14:8–23
🎸 Smoke on the Water.
🐐 A goat named Carl.
🔥 And the one true God who turns pain into purpose.
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Ever had a conversation that seemed to be going great—until suddenly you’re the bad guy? 😳
That’s exactly what happened to Paul and Barnabas in Acts 14. They were preaching the Gospel, people were believing... and then a mob tried to kill them. So, should they stay or should they go?
This message is about what to do when sharing your faith gets awkward, rejected, or downright dangerous—and how to trust God with the results. 💬🔥
You don’t have to win arguments. You’re just called to share the hope you’ve been given.
👉 Watch now and be encouraged.
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Have you ever hesitated to speak up because you weren’t sure how people would react? Maybe you had the perfect comeback five minutes too late, or you thought of the right words after the conversation was already over.
What about when it comes to talking about your faith? Ever felt that moment of panic—What if I don’t say it right? What if they ask me something I don’t know? What if I make things weird?
We hesitate. We second-guess. We tell ourselves, Someone else will bring it up. Someone who knows more, someone who’s better at this. And we keep our faith quiet.
But what if we’re afraid of the wrong thing?
Today, we’re going to look at Acts 13, where Paul and Barnabas show us what it means to boldly share the Gospel—even when it’s uncomfortable, even when people don’t want to hear it, even when there’s opposition. We’ll see how they didn’t let fear stop them, how they shook off rejection and kept moving forward, and why we need to stop making evangelism about us—our comfort, our reputation—and start trusting God with the results.
Because at the end of the day, the real danger isn’t that people might reject us—the real danger is that they never hear about Jesus at all.
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We like to think we’ve carefully chosen what we believe—that we’ve weighed the evidence, considered the options, and landed on our opinions deliberately. But what if we’re just sticky cheeseballs rolling through life, collecting random opinions, cultural trends, and half-baked ideas without ever questioning if they’re actually true?
What if truth isn’t something we invent—but something revealed to us by God?
This Sunday, we’re diving into Acts 13, where Paul lays out how God has been revealing truth throughout history—culminating in Jesus. If you’ve ever wondered what’s really true (or if you just like a good cheeseball analogy), this message is for you.
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Have you ever tried to do exactly what God wanted you to do—only to run into obstacle after obstacle? You finally commit to growing in your faith, sharing the Gospel, or stepping into what God is calling you to do… and suddenly, everything seems to push back.
Yeah. That’s not a coincidence.
In today’s message, we’re diving into Acts 13:1-12, where Paul and Barnabas are sent by the Holy Spirit on their first missionary journey—only to immediately run into opposition. But here’s the thing: the Gospel is unstoppable. No amount of resistance can stand against what God is doing.
We’re going to talk about what that means for us today—how we can recognize spiritual opposition, stand firm in our calling, and trust that God always finishes what He starts.
I’d love for you to listen and engage with this message. And if it speaks to you, share it with someone who needs encouragement. Let’s grow in faith together.
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