This Lord’s Day morning at River City Reformed, we will study Acts 15:22-35 with a sermon entitled, “The Council’s Letter Preserving the Truth of the Gospel.” During our evening worship service, we will study Haggai 1:1-15 with a sermon entitled, “Consider Your Ways.”
Please join us at 9 AM and 5:45 PM for worship at 9820 W Markham St. in Little Rock. For more information, click here, or contact us. You can also watch our morning service on YouTube with a link posted to our Facebook page.
This week at River City Reformed, we come to a study of Acts 8:4-25. In this passage, we see the advance of the Gospel beyond Jerusalem in Samaria. There are many who are converted at the preaching of the Word, but we also see the account of Simon the Magician. Simon professes faith, but it becomes clear that his profession is false. In this text we are encouraged by the advance of the Gospel, but we are also sobered by the reality of false conversions.
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This week in our study of Acts we come to Acts 5:12-42. The church has recently prayed for boldness, and we see in this passage that the Lord has answered that prayer. Persecution breaks out against the Apostles in a more intense way, yet the Lord delivers them, and they go away rejoicing. Why can they rejoice? Acts 5:41 tells us “they left the presence of the council, rejoicing that they were counted worthy to suffer dishonor for the name.” Suffering dishonor for the sake of Christ was seen by the Apostles as an honor.
Join us this Lord’s Day for worship at 9 AM at 9820 W Markham St. in Little Rock as we consider this passage together. For more information, click here, or contact us. You can also watch our service on YouTube with a link posted to our Facebook page.
This week at River City Reformed, we consider a sobering account in Scripture. The church is seeing unity and self-sacrificial giving at the end of Acts 4, but the sin of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5 threatens the unity of the church.
Join us this Lord’s Day for worship as we consider this passage together. We meet at 9 AM at 9820 W Markham St. in Little Rock (the sanctuary of Faith United Methodist Church). For more information, click here or contact us. You can also watch our service on YouTube with a link posted to our Facebook page.
This week at River City Reformed, we turn in our morning worship service to Acts 3:1-26. This section involves Peter’s miraculous healing of a man born lame, but Peter is clear that it is not of his authority that he healed this man. Rather, it is the power and authority of the risen Christ that Peter emphasizes. 
In his sermon to those looking on, Peter exhorts them to repentance “that your sins may be blotted out.” (Acts 4:19) Have your sins been blotted out? There could be no more important matter to have settled than to know your sins have been covered by the blood of Christ. 
Join us this Lord’s Day for worship at 9820 W Markham St. in Little Rock (the sanctuary of Faith United Methodist Church). We meet at 9 AM. For more information, click here, or contact us for more information. You can also watch our service on YouTube with a link posted to our Facebook page.