These are not the only sermons that were ever preached by the apostles and by the

ancient church. We have to remember that. But Luke wants to really underscore

what the message was that set the world on fire.

Yes.

This is still the message that sets the world on fire and it's about Christ.

Preach Christ, get out of his way and it will about Christ. Preach Christ, get out of his way, and it will take off like

wildfire just like it does throughout the Book of Acts. I mean, the Book of Acts is and

the Word of God spread, and particularly this part of the word of God that is the proclamation

of Christ is the salvation of sinners and it is acts four acts five acts seven acts ten acts thirteen act seventeen act 5, Act 7, Act 10, Act 13, Act 17,

Act 25, Chapter 26, 28.

All the sermons in the Book of Acts

are about Christ. So if you can't preach the Old Testament

the way the Apostles did, maybe that's not a good hermonutic. Applying the riches of the Reformation to the modern church, this is Whitehorse Sin, a weekly

roundtable discussion about theology and culture. We are beginning a new series on apostolic preaching in acts.

Acts is the story of God's grace flooding out to the world.

Nothing is more prominent in acts than the spread of the gospel. In acts 1 8 Jesus promises a

geographical expansion at the outset. In acts follows the news of his death and

resurrection as it spreads from a small group of disciples in Jerusalem to

Judea, Samaria, and the faraway capital of Rome.

Through the repeated preaching of the gospel to different people groups, the gospel of grace draws them in,

constitutes them as the church centered on the grace of Jesus Christ, and then sends them out in Mission to the world.

Acts is a historical account of how the resurrection of Jesus

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