How Do We Keep Going?

The Book of Acts ends with a whimper, not a bang—because while the book is finished, the mission isn't. Discover how to keep moving forward in your faith.In this series finale covering Acts 28:17–31, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon wraps up the book of Acts by exploring what it takes for believers to stay the course. Unpacking Paul’s house arrest in Rome, Pastor Neil pushes back against modern, individualistic Christianity and calls the church back to a robust, corporate faith. Discover why the sufficiency of Scripture must outweigh our personal experiences, how Gentiles embraced the reality that salvation belongs to God, and why staying focused on the Kingdom and the Lord Jesus Christ provides the ultimate perspective for everyday life.In this episode, we cover:The Corporate Nature of Faith: Why biblical Christianity has always been about "we" rather than an isolated, individualistic "me."Pity vs. Perspective: Choosing the enduring durability of biblical perspective over the modern appetite for self-pity and entitlement.The Sufficiency of Scripture: Realizing that the objective truth of God’s Word is far more reliable and authoritative than our personal experiences.Salvation Belongs to God: Contrasting religious arrogance with the humbling, Gentile reality that God alone owns and grants salvation.Staying Focused on the Main Thing: Following Paul’s example of boldly proclaiming the Kingdom of God and teaching about the Lord Jesus Christ without hindrance.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube