Carryduff Baptist Church is an evangelical church that acknowledges Jesus Christ as Lord. We believe in the gospel and the need for individuals to be born again by the Spirit of God, in order to be made ready for heaven. We are part of a wider fellowship of churches known as the Association of Baptist Churches in Ireland. We are made up of people from all backgrounds and ages who have a common desire to know more of God’s love in their own lives and to show His love in the community of which we are a part.
Acts 3 presents the power of the name of Christ, Acts 4 exposes the powerlessness of Christ’s enemies to resist it
Acts 4 focuses on the power of the name of Christ in which Peter and John heal a man born lame. But what is the name of Christ?
The Church in Acts 2 is small, immature, and incomplete. But for that very reason it serves as the perfect example of the indispensable first principles upon which everything else must rest. They are a devotion to:
Although we often talk of the ‘offer’ of the gospel, the truth is that, at it’s heart, it’s a demand – God demands that we repent and turn to Christ. That is the substance of Peter’s sermon on the Day of Pentecost. And as he makes that demand he makes two things clear:
The opening verses of Acts 2 describe the seminal event in the book in which God comes to indwell his people as once he indwelt his Temple, and before that the Tabernacle. In doing so Jesus …
What are we remembering on Remembrance Sunday? Nothing less than the true cost of war
Before his ascension the last command Christ gave his followers was to wait because in waiting we learn to:
We look at Romans 4 to see the nature and implications of our justification in Christ
Luke choses, as the turning point in his two-volume series, the moment when Christ ascended into heaven. That decision sets the scene for the rest of the book of Acts. The story starts here because …
As we begin a new series on the book of Acts we begin with an overview of the whole text to find,