Our Ultimate Safety
This sermon reminds believers that their ultimate safety rests not in human leaders but in God and the word of his grace.
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Acts 20
11 sermons keyed to this chapter as their primary passage.
Shepherding the Flock
Focusing on Acts 20:28, this sermon describes the calling of spiritual shepherds to watch over God's people with sacrificial care.
Guarding the Flock
John Visser warns the church about savage wolves and false teaching, calling leaders and congregations alike to stay on guard.
Our Responsibility 2
This message explores why Christians often hesitate to speak the gospel and urges the church to remain faithful in witness despite opposition.
Our Responsibility
From Paul's words to the Ephesian elders, this sermon lays out the church's responsibility to proclaim the whole counsel of God.
Finishing the Race
Looking at Paul's farewell to the Ephesian elders, this sermon urges believers to finish their race and complete the task Christ has given them.
The God Who Saves 3
Continuing the story of Eutychus, John Visser shows how God often uses ordinary people as instruments of his saving grace.
The God Who Saves 2
Through the raising of Eutychus, this sermon presents God as the one who saves and comforts his people even in the face of death and apparent disaster.
Moving On 3
Returning to Paul's farewell in Acts 20, this sermon shows how Christians can move on redemptively by speaking honest goodbyes and leaving others strengthened.
Moving On 2
Drawing on Paul's resolve to go to Jerusalem, this sermon considers how the Spirit leads believers to move on when a task is finished or faithful service can no longer continue.
Moving On
John Visser reflects on Paul's departure from Ephesus and calls believers to bring godly closure to seasons of change instead of leaving confusion and hurt behind.