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Grace Sermons
by Jason White - The Grace Blog
Grace-based biblical teaching and sermons with Pastor Jason White. Messages that focus on Life in Christ and practical application as New Covenant believers.
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Seeking and Saving the Lost
In Luke 19:10, Jesus says that He came to seek and save the lost. He does the same thing today through us as His church. As we make ourselves available to Him, He will lead us to invest relationally with the lost and to share the gospel with them. This message is part of a series for my local...
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Valuing Authentic Community
The early church experienced genuine authentic relationships with each other. As the Holy Spirit works through us today, we will see Him do the same thing. This message is part of a series for my local church, but the truths presented here can help any believer in Christ and living as part of His...
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Valuing Others and Living in Unity
In Philippians 2, the church is told to value others above themselves and to live in unity. Unity is not uniformity, but we are to focus on the main mission Jesus is on in us and through us and not on secondary issues. When we are like-minded, loving each other sacrificially, and living as one…
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Abundant Life in Christ
In John 10:10, Jesus says that He came to give us abundant life. Many of us try to find that in the situations and circumstances that we feel like He needs to change in order to experience that abundant life, but Jesus declares that He is the abundant life that He came to give (John 11:25, John...
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The Unhindered Gospel (Acts 28:17-31)
At the end of the book of Acts, Paul is in prison, but the gospel continued to be unhindered! As a matter of fact, the book of Acts continues today as the Spirit works in and through the church to further God's Kingdom work! THE GRACE BLOG WEBSITE: https://thegraceblog.com/blog BUY ME A COFFEE:...
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Paul's Shipwreck and Journey to Rome (Acts 27:1-28:16)
In Acts 27-28, Paul experiences perilous situations and circumstances on his journey to Rome. It appears that the weather is in control, but God sends an angel to Paul to remind him that He is sovereign. The Lord had already planned and purposed for Paul to appear before Caesar, and therefore,...
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Paul Before King Agrippa (Acts 26)
In Acts 26, Paul stands before King Agrippa and shares his testimony of his life before Jesus, how he met Jesus, and how Jesus changed his life. He shows King Agrippa that Jesus is the fulfillment of what the prophets and Moses said would happen. THE GRACE BLOG WEBSITE:...
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How to Respond When Falsely Accused (Acts 25)
It hurts to be falsely accused of something, but in Acts 25 we see how to respond to false accusations. THE GRACE BLOG WEBSITE: https://thegraceblog.com/blog BUY ME A COFFEE: https://buymeacoffee.com/jasonjz GRACE SERMONS PODCAST: https://thegraceblog.com/podcast
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Righteousness, Self-Control, and Judgment (Acts 24)
In Acts 24, Paul has the opportunity to share the gospel with a Roman Governor, Felix, and his wife Drusilla. While he is sharing about faith in Christ, he teaches them about righteousness, self-control, and the judgment to come. There are 2 sides of discussing these things when sharing the…
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Take Courage! (Acts 22:30-23:35)
As the apostle Paul continues to face Roman imprisonment and plots from Jewish religious leaders to take his life, Jesus appears to him and tells him to take courage! Jesus reminds Paul that He is at work even through these situations to bring about His sovereign plan. He is at work the same way...
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Sharing Your Testimony (Acts 21:37-22:29)
As Paul has a chance to speak to the people after his arrest, he shares his testimony about how his encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus changed his life. As we allow the Spirit to lead our lives, He will lead us to share our testimony so they can begin to see how He can change their…
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Paul Gives Up Christian Freedom
Why does it seem like Paul puts himself back under the law in Acts 21 after being approached by James and the elders at Jerusalem? Were there different ways for Jewish Christians and Gentile Christians to live the Christian life? No! Paul was applying principles he taught about the weaker brother...
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Ultimate Freedom Comes Through Jesus Christ
For those of us living in America and experiencing the blessings and freedoms that come with being citizens here, they don't even come close to the ultimate freedom that can only come through Jesus Christ. You can live in a free country but still be a slave - a slave to sin, shame, and the…
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Finish Your Race (Acts 20:13-38)
In Acts 20, Paul declares that he considers his life worth nothing if he doesn't finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given him of testifying to the good news of God's grace. Jesus gives each one of us a role in His Kingdom work, and our only aim is to finish our race being...
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Discipleship Through Encouragement (Acts 20:1-12)
Paul begins and ends this section with the Greek word, "parakaleo," referencing how the Spirit used Paul to disciple other believers through encouragement and through certain life situations. The Spirit will do the same thing through us today. Look for how the Spirit wants to use you to encourage...
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The Riot at Ephesus (Acts 19:21-41)
Paul encounters a riot and a mob at Ephesus because the Spirit has changed the churches actions and habits, and they are no longer in need of the idols and shrines that craftsmen are making. The general principle for us today is that the Spirit will work outwardly through us to impact the culture...
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Paul in Ephesus (Acts 18:23-19:20)
As Paul begins his 3rd missionary journey, he ends up in Ephesus where God does extraordinary miracles through him. He shares the gospel with John the Baptist's disciples and the gospel spreads all throughout the province of Asia. THE GRACE BLOG WEBSITE: https://thegraceblog.com/blog BUY ME A...
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Facing Your Fears (Acts 18:1-22)
In Acts 18 we learn about how Paul is afraid. He says that he was in great fear and trembling in Corinth. Yet, the Lord provides for Paul in a number of ways to help him face his fears, and He will do the same thing for you and for me as we trust the Spirit and depend upon Him. THE GRACE BLOG...
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Paul at Mars Hill (Acts 17:16-34)
Paul at Mars Hill shares the gospel after being greatly distressed by all of the idols in Athens as well as by the Epicurean and Stoic philosophers. Idols and philosophies never deliver fully on what they are promising. The give you just enough to keep you coming back but never leave you…
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The Bereans (Acts 17:1-5)
When the Bereans were presented with the gospel, they received it with eagerness and examined the Scriptures to see if what Paul said was true. As a result, many of them put their faith in Jesus and became new creations in Christ! As we hear new truths presented from others, the Spirit will lead…
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The Philippian Jailer (Acts 16:16-40)
In Acts 16, the Philippian jailer is so stunned that Paul and Silas stay in jail after an earthquake opened up a way of escape that he asks, "What must I do to be saved?" After putting his faith in Jesus, he and his entire household are saved! God is such a good God that He even brings purpose…
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God's Kingdom Work Through You (Acts 15:36-16:15)
As those in Christ, we are invited to participate with the Spirit in God's work to advance His Kingdom through His grace. In Acts 15:36-16:15, we see the Holy Spirit do just that in the lives of Timothy, Luke, Lydia, Silas, John Mark, Barnabas, and Paul. As we trace how and what He did in and...
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How To Know You Are Saved (Acts 15:1-35)
What are the requirements for salvation? How do you know you are saved? In Acts 15, we see the answer to these questions. Some in the church were promoting a "Jesus Plus" gospel, but the Jerusalem Council affirms that salvation comes by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone. Today…
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Grace Enrages Self-Righteous Legalists (Acts 14:1-28)
The scandalous message of grace enrages self-righteous legalists. As Paul and Barnabas continue their first missionary journey, they are brutally opposed by self-righteous legalists and try to stone Paul to death. Paul warns that the church will go through many hardships because the scandalous...
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Resurrection Power (Easter Sermon)
The same power that rose Jesus from the grave is the same power that dwells in us today as believers. In Christ, we have resurrection power that is able to do immeasurably more than all we could ask or imagine! Don't miss out on all that you have in Christ if you have put your faith and trust in...
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Participants in God's Story (Acts 13:13-52)
In Acts 13 Paul and Barnabas are commissioned by the church at Antioch and sent out on Paul's first missionary journey. As the church today, the Spirit sends us out on mission as well. Sometimes that is somewhere on the other side of the world, but often times it's into our own communities to…
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Paul and Barnabas Are Commissioned (Acts 13:1-12)
In Acts 13 Paul and Barnabas are commissioned by the church at Antioch and sent out on Paul's first missionary journey. As the church today, the Spirit sends us out on mission as well. Sometimes that is somewhere on the other side of the world, but often times it's into our own communities to…
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King Herod in Acts 12
In Acts 12, King Herod persecuted the church, killed James, and arrested Peter and put him in prison with intentions to kill him as well. God sends an angel and miraculously rescues Peter from prison. As a result, we are told in verse 24 that the church continued to spread and flourish. God is...
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The Church of Antioch (Acts 11:19-30)
The church of Antioch was discipled by Barnabas and Saul for an entire year. The church of Antioch was a diverse church who under the leadership of Barnabas and Saul became a missionary outpost. We learn much from this church and from Barnabas and Saul as they lived Life in the Spirit. THE GRACE...
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Peter and Cornelius (Acts 10:23-11:18)
In Acts 10-11, Peter and Cornelius witness what can be called The Gentile Pentecost! The Holy Spirit was poured out on the Gentiles as they believed in Jesus for salvation. The gospel is for all people! THE GRACE BLOG WEBSITE: https://thegraceblog.com/blog BUY ME A COFFEE:...
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Peter's False Beliefs (Acts 10:1-23)
Even though Peter was a new creation in Christ and a leader in the church, he still had some false beliefs that were impacting his actions. The Holy Spirit had to reveal the truth to him so that he could walk in alignment with who he now was in Christ. So, he orchestrated events in the life of a...
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Dorcas (Acts 9:32-43)
Luke gives a one-sentence description of Dorcas who is also known as Tabitha in Acts 9. He says that her life was characterized by being full of good works and acts of charity. If someone had to give a one-sentence description of your life, what would they say? Would it be characterized by the...
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Saul Road to Damascus (Acts 9:1-31)
On the road to Damascus to persecute Christians, Saul encounters Jesus and begins to preach the good news! Saul's conversion on the road to Damascus is one of the most unexpected events we see in the Bible, but God's ways are not our ways. He had a plan to use Paul as His chosen instrument to…
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The Ethiopian Eunuch (Acts 8:26-40)
In Acts 8, Philip encounters an Ethiopian eunuch and shares the life-changing good news of Jesus Christ with him. The Ethiopian eunuch puts his faith in Christ and is baptized immediately. The most unbelievable part of this story is that God called Philip away from what was basically a revival…
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Philip in Samaria (Acts 8:5-25)
When the Spirit sent Philip to Samaria, this was during a time that the Jewish people despised the people living there. But He used Philip to share the good news of Jesus with them, and after Peter and John arrived to witness them receive the Holy Spirit, things were never the same after that. As...
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Telling People About Jesus (Acts 8:4)
There are 8 billion people in the world and statistics tell us that about 5 billion of them do not know Jesus. How will they be reached? In Acts 8, God scatters the church and worked in them and through them to share the gospel with others wherever they went. He does the same thing today. As we...
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Galatians 4:4-7 (The Christmas Story)
In Galatians 4:4-7, we see what the Christmas story is all about. In the greatest love story of all, God sent Jesus to be born of a woman in order to redeem us and adopt us into His family. Jesus became what we are so that we can become what He is. But when the set time had fully come, God sent…
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For To Us a Child is Born
For to us a child is born, a son is given! Jesus was born into this world as the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and the Prince of Peace. He still carries those titles today, and if you've put your faith in Him for salvation, you are in union with Him today. Draw upon Him as...
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Stephen Stoned to Death (Acts 7)
In Acts 7, Stephen is stoned death after sharing and defending his faith before the religious leaders of his day. As Stephen died, the Spirit led and empowered him to forgive those who were stoning him to death. As we life by the Spirit today, He will lead us to share the gospel in the face of...
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Stephen Full of Faith and Power (Acts 6:1-15)
In Acts 6, we are told about Stephen being full of the Spirit, full of grace, full of faith, full of wisdom, and full of power. God was at work through Him to accomplish His Kingdom work in the church and in the world. As believers today, we are indwelt with the Spirit and as we walk by faith and...
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Rejoicing in Suffering (Acts 5:17-42)
In Acts 5:17-42, the apostles are flogged after being arrested for telling people about the new life they can receive in Christ. As they are released, they rejoice and count themselves worthy of suffering the same way Jesus suffered for us. Life in the Spirit for us means that He will lead and...
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Ananias and Sapphira Meaning (Acts 4:32-5:16)
Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5 is an uncomfortable story for many believers. What is the meaning of what happened to Ananias and Sapphira? Were Ananias and Sapphira believers or unbelievers? When you look at the context and in conjunction with the rest of Scripture, we can begin to get a better...
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A Prayer for Boldness
After being suffering persecution and being threatened for sharing the gospel, Peter, John, and the early church pray for boldness to continue proclaiming the good news of Jesus in spite of the consequences that may come. Life in the Spirit is the same for us today. As we depend on the Spirit, He...
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No Other Name Under Heaven (Acts 4:1-22)
In Acts 4, Peter declares that there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved. He and John are unschooled, ordinary men who had been filled with the Holy Spirit and given courage to speak truth in love to the powerful religious elite of their day who were out to...
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Times of Refreshing (Acts 3:11-4:4)
In Acts 3, Peter declares that if the people will repent and turn to God that their sins will be wiped out, they'll experience times of refreshing, and that they will share in the restoration of all things when Jesus returns. The same is true of us today! THE GRACE BLOG WEBSITE:...
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Peter Heals a Lame Beggar (Acts 3:1-10)
In Acts 3:1-10, Peter heals a lame beggar in the name and authority of Jesus Christ. He provides practical help and eternal hope to someone who probably felt invisible to most of the world. Life in the Spirit will look the same for us today. The Spirit will lead us to notice the invisibles in our...
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Koinonia (Acts 2:42-47)
Koinonia is the Greek term used to describe the unique relationship that gets experienced together through a common faith in Jesus. It's what we see in the early church in Acts 2:42-47, and it's what we will experience as believers today through Life in the Spirit. THE GRACE BLOG WEBSITE:...
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I Will Pour Out My Spirit (Acts 2:14-41)
What does it mean when God says, "I will pour out my Spirit on all people?" In Acts 2, Peter quotes Joel 28 to show the fulfillment of that promise coming true at Pentecost. As a result, anyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved... their sins will be forgiven, and they will receive…
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Pentecost (Acts 2:1-13)
Pentecost in Acts 2 and the sending of the Holy Spirit breathed new life into the disciples and filled them with God's presence, power, and purpose. It was the birth of the church and things have never been the same since! God's new life, presence, power, and purpose are part of every believer's...
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Waiting on the Lord (Acts 1:12-26)
Waiting on the Lord can be one of the most difficult things at certain times in our lives, but the Lord is in the waiting. Don't miss what He is doing in times of waiting. As you wait, pray, renew your mind to His truths, and stay involved in community with others. #acts #acts1 #lifeinthespirit...
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Grace-based biblical teaching and sermons with Pastor Jason White. Messages that focus on Life in Christ and practical application as New Covenant believers.
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