Audio Sermon
About This Sermon
In tonight's teaching, Peter stands up and preaches the gospel of Jesus Christ to the crowd. Join us as we look at God's Word to see how the Scriptures point to Jesus and how the gospel requires a response.
Scripture: Acts 2:14-41
Study Guide
A few ideas to carry with you, discuss with your group, or revisit during the week.
Practical Takeaways (5)
- Every Christian has the Holy Spirit living inside them, not just mature believers.
- God proved and certified His love for us through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.
- The crucifixion was God's definite plan from eternity past, and the resurrection shows death cannot hold Jesus.
- We are living in the last days, called to witness that Christ is exalted and glorified.
- The gospel requires a response: repentance, baptism, and receiving the Holy Spirit.
Discussion Questions (5)
- What stands out to you about how Peter interprets Joel's prophecy in Acts 2:17-21?
- How does knowing the Holy Spirit lives in every Christian change how you think about your daily life?
- What does Peter mean that Jesus was 'attested by God with mighty works and wonders and signs'?
- How might doubts about God's love actually lead you to investigate Jesus more closely?
- Who in your life needs to hear that Jesus is the only way to escape God's coming wrath?
From the Series
Book of Acts
Acts 1–2 shows that the Christian life is the continuation of Christ’s life in us and through us. As Jesus ascends and the Holy Spirit is poured out, His followers are empowered… Read moreActs 1–2 shows that the Christian life is the continuation of Christ’s life in us and through us. As Jesus ascends and the Holy Spirit is poured out, His followers are empowered to carry His message, live with boldness, and form a Spirit-filled community. Join us as we study the opening chapters of Acts and discover what it means to continue the mission of Jesus by the power of the Holy Spirit. Show less
More in this series
Job Opening. Acts 1:12-26
Sep 8, 2026
