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Acts 2 – Cut to the Heart
On the day of Pentecost, Peter’s Spirit-filled sermon pierced his listeners to the core. In this message, James unpacks what Peter said, why it “cut to the heart,” and the life-changing results that followed. Discover how the gospel’s blade—like a surgeon’s scalpel—doesn’t cut to wound, but to heal. Whether you’re exploring Christianity or have followed Jesus for years, this passage calls us all to repentance, faith, and life in the Spirit.

Episode Title: Pentecost and the Power of Passion
Series: Acts 1–9 — To the Ends of the Earth
Speaker: Mal York
Passage: Acts 2:1–13

What does great coffee and the coming of the Holy Spirit have in common? In this passionate and personal message, Mal York takes us to the Day of Pentecost in Acts 2, where the promised Holy Spirit arrives with power — not just in wind and fire, but in words.

As the Spirit fills the disciples, they proclaim the wonders of God in every language — a moment that echoes God's faithfulness, fulfills ancient promises, and launches the gospel to the nations. Mal challenges us to consider: Are we filled with that same Spirit today? And if so, are we speaking — not about coffee, but about Christ?

Whether you're curious, convicted, or just craving clarity, this episode invites you to consider how the Spirit still empowers ordinary people to share extraordinary news.

📖 “Do not be ashamed to testify about our Lord…” — 2 Timothy 1:8

What could possibly be more audacious than landing a man on the moon? How about launching a global movement that would transform history—and eternity?

In this powerful sermon, James opens our new series in the book of Acts with a challenge and a promise: the same Holy Spirit who empowered the early church still empowers us today. With boldness, clarity, and deep encouragement, we are called to look out with Gospel courage, look up to our reigning King Jesus, and kneel down in prayerful dependence.

From Christ’s commission to His ascension, from hesitant disciples to a praying church on fire—this message will stir your heart to trust in the truth of the Gospel and walk in the power of the Spirit.

Witness. Worship. Wait. The revolution Jesus started is still unfolding. And you’re invited to be a part of it.

In this powerful message from Jeremiah 36, James unpacks a dramatic moment in Israel’s history—a king who burns God’s Word, thinking he can silence the voice of the Almighty. But as we’ll see, God always has the final word.

With insight, clarity, and even a tale about a modern-day parking fine meltdown, James leads us through the receiving, rejection, and restoration of God’s Word. This episode challenges us to consider: when God speaks, how do we respond?

✝️ From ancient scrolls to the risen Christ, this sermon reminds us that the Word of the Lord endures—and it still speaks today.

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In this week's message, Rev. James unpacks one of the most significant chapters in the entire Old Testament—Jeremiah 31—and the radical promise of a New Covenant. Instead of saying "I told you so" to a rebellious people, God offers something far better: a new way to relate to Him.

What does it mean to live in a covenant, not a consumer, relationship with God? Why did the Old Covenant fail—and how does Jesus fulfill both sides of the New? Rev. James walks us through the nature of God’s covenants, the desperate need for renewal, and the life-changing implications for believers today.

Whether you’re feeling burdened by performance or tempted to take grace for granted, this message calls us to deeper trust, real obedience, and lasting hope in Christ.

📝 Key Points:

• The Nature of the Old Covenant

• The Need for a New Covenant

• The Implications for Us Today

📖 Scripture Focus: Jeremiah 31, Hebrews 8, Luke 22:20
💬 “This is the new covenant in my blood…” – Jesus