The Bible instructs us to be continually filled with the Holy Spirit. Today, Pastor Ray Bentley describes what kind of people God uses. 

The Bible is composed of 66 Books, written by 40 authors, over the span of some 1500 years. Today Pastor Ray Bentley says, "If you do not see the love of God in the Bible, you have not seen God."  

Would you stand up for Christ even if you faced death? Today, Pastor Ray Bentley tells us the story of Stephen, who in the face of death, asks God to forgive his tormentors.  

Today, Pastor Ray Bentley explains how God uses the uncomfortable circumstances of our lives so that we might grow in him. Trials and persecution play a crucial role in the process of personal evangelism.  

The Christian church accomplishes the most under the tyranny of persecution. As Christians flee persecutions, the gospel is spread to the uttermost parts of the earth.  

God sometimes only reveals his will one step at a time. Once we take the first step of obedience to the Lord, the Holy Spirit can lead us the rest of the way.  

God may want you to share Christ with the next person you see. Are you ready? Today, Pastor Ray Bentley continues to guide us through the 'Book of Acts' by sharing the story of Philip and his readiness to obey God.  

Have you ever known someone who you think will never become a Christian? Today, Pastor Ray shows us how God changed the hardened heart of Saul of Tarsus.  

Today, Pastor Ray describes to us how God demonstrates his relentless love as we continue our study in the 'Book of Acts'. 

We may wonder why we have to go through hardships and trials. Today, Pastor Ray Bentley says it may be God's way of equipping you for special service. There is a unique ministry that only you alone can fulfill. Despise not the days that God is preparing you.  

After his conversion, Saul of Tarsus spoke boldly for Christ to the Jews. Today we will see how Saul prepared himself to do the work God had given him.  

Today, Pastor Ray Bentley offers words of encouragement to those who work hard without fanfare, or words of appreciation. Regardless of how it looks down here, God notices.  

Today, Pastor Ray shares the story of Cornelius and the apostle Peter. God wanted to teach Peter not to discriminate against Gentiles. God gave Peter a vision to show him he could take unclean food, and sanctify it. When we share Christ we can help someone avoid dire consequences come judgment day. 

Today Pastor Ray shows us how God taught Peter a lesson regarding the equality of Jews and Gentiles. This is a good lesson on evangelism and cultural acceptance.  

One of the mistakes that some believers make is to think some matters are too small to take to God. Today, Pastor Ray gives us practical insights on how to develop a consistent, powerful life of prayer.  

Today, Pastor Ray Bentley explains why the most humbling and powerful prayer we can pray is, "Father, Thy will be done". God has more information on the world around us; therefore, we should trust His will more than our own. 

You and I may think that if God will just do a miracle in the lives of our family or friends, they will believe. It is not the miracles that bring people to faith; it is the teaching of the word of God that will change the soul.  

Today, Pastor Ray Bentley takes us to Paul's dramatic sermons to the unbelieving Jews as he confronts them with the truth. Herein, we understand why the gospel must be spread to the uttermost parts of the earth.  

The Apostle Paul spoke boldly about grace. Today, Pastor Ray explains, "Christianity is about trusting and receiving God's grace".  

The moment you decide to follow the word of God, you will encounter spiritual warfare. Opposition to your spiritual commission can be confirmation you are doing the right thing. Today, Pastor Ray Bentley describes what powerful evangelism looks like.  

One of the reasons we are left behind is God needs us to communicate the message of the truth. Today, Pastor Ray gives us some practical pointers on sharing our faith effectively.