Dr. Lloyd-Jones’s sermon series on the Book of Acts is comprised of 119 sermons, plus 24 other sermons preached at Westminster Chapel on the book of Acts. This series of sermons were preached on Sunday …
Dr. Lloyd-Jones’s sermon series on the Book of Acts is comprised of 119 sermons, plus 24 other sermons preached at Westminster Chapel on the book of Acts. This series of sermons were preached on Sunday evenings between 1965 and 1968. Together, this Acts sermon series, forms Dr. Lloyd-Jones’s largest collection of evangelistic sermons. Dr. Lloyd-Jones never assumed that everyone in his congregation was converted, so his Sunday night sermons on Acts were geared towards the conversion of non-believers, while also being edifying for believers too.
Discover the incredible journey of the early Church as recorded in this remarkable book of Acts and be inspired by the powerful sermons that unveil its profound truths.
The Book of Acts charts the incredible account of the early Church and stands as a vibrant and inspired testimony to the growth of the Christian Church. Within these sermons on the Book of Acts, hear of the significance of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, the bold preaching of the Gospel, the astonishing spread of Christianity throughout the known world, and much more.
Why do Christians go to church? What compels them to gather for a day of worship, fellowship and preaching? Is it because of an agreement of morals or a collective optimism about life? Is it only for the weak and discouraged? In this sermon on Acts 1:1-3 titled “Christianity – the Only Hope,” Dr. Lloyd-Jones explains the true purpose of the church. With clear exposition and thought-provoking questions, Dr. Lloyd-Jones presses into the heart and asks a compelling question: “do you know the gospel?” Listen as Dr. Lloyd-Jones explains the saving message of Jesus Christ with an emphasis on how Luke writes it in his gospel and his treatise to Theophilus titled “The Acts of the Apostles,” or “Acts.” The sinner’s past is forgiven when they repent of their sin. In an instant they are made a new creation because of what Jesus did on the cross in paying the wages of sin. The victory is secure by the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Since He is alive today, He fulfills the promise of being with His people to the end of the age. As Dr. Lloyd-Jones exposits on Acts 1:1–3, listen as he very precisely explains why Christianity is the only hope and how this concept displays itself in the church: “If you want to understand Christianity, don’t shut your Bible, open it! Listen for your life!”
