Reality LA Audio Podcast: Bible Teaching

Idolatry is making a good thing an ultimate thing, and political idolatry is looking to a politician, party, or nation in place of God. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Acts with a sermon from Acts 12:20-25.

Peter's story isn't just a miracle, it's a mirror of the gospel. And it's our story as well! The same power that raised Jesus from the grave is now breaking chains and setting his people free. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues hour series through Acts with a sermon from Acts 12:1-19.

Acts paints an expansive vision of a multicultural, disciple-making church centered on Jesus and, in the city of Antioch, provides a specific example what that vision looks like on the ground: ordinary people, shaped by the gospel, becoming a community that reflects heaven on earth. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Acts with a sermon from Acts 11:1-30.

The gospel is good news for all because whoever comes to Jesus in repentance finds grace and forgiveness. Pastor Jonathan Fitzgerald continues our series through Acts with sermon from the longest narrative in the entire book: Acts 10:1-48.

The resurrection of Jesus isn't just something we look back on or something we look forward to seeing after death. It continues today -- Jesus is still healing the broken, still bringing life where there was despair. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Acts with a sermon from Acts 9:32-43.

The story of Paul's radical conversion from a killer of Christians to the apostle who wrote over half the New Testament isn't just ancient history -- God is still in the business of turning enemies into family, and his work in our lives becomes a key way we can tell others about him. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Acts with a sermon from Acts 9:1-31.

We're all on a spiritual journey, longing for truth, meaning, purpose. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Acts with a sermon from Acts 8:26-40.

Walking in the Spirit is always about drawing nearer to Jesus and making his name greater than our own. Pastor Nathan Potter continues our series through Acts with sermon from Acts 8:14-25.

God turns adversity into opportunity for mission, overcoming every authority and bringing radical change through the unrivaled power of the gospel. Pastor Jeremy Treat continues our series through Acts with a sermon from Acts 8:1-13.

The Old Testament is not a collection of moral stories about what we should do. It's one grand story about what God has done and will do for us. A story that culminates in Jesus. Pastor Jeremy Treat resumes our sermon series through the book of Acts with a sermon from Acts 6-7.