In this sermon, Pastor Ben Hill dives into Acts Chapter 10 to explore the nature of a God who refuses to be confined by human tradition or prejudice. By walking through the parallel stories of Peter in Joppa and Cornelius in Caesarea, Pastor Ben illustrates how God orchestrates divine appointments to break down the walls between people.

The message highlights Peter's transformative vision on the rooftop, where he is commanded to "not call common what God has made clean." This serves as a powerful reminder that the Gospel is a universal invitation, extending beyond cultural and religious boundaries to reach every heart. Pastor Ben also touches on the practicalities of modern ministry, discussing the importance of global missions and the need for a heart persuaded by God to serve in every capacity.

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The resurrection is the essential "why" behind everything we do as Christians. In this powerful Easter message, Pastor Ben Hill dives into the Book of Acts to show how the living Christ continues to disrupt our plans and redirect our purposes.

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In this week's message from the Enduring Grace podcast, Pastor Ben Hill explores the transformative power of a life fully submitted to God. Drawing from Acts 8, we look at the early church’s response to intense persecution—a season of scattering that God used as a "slingshot" to propel the Gospel into Judea and Samaria.

Pastor Ben highlights three key pillars of the submitted life:

1. Submitting to God's Will: Understanding that even in trials and persecution, God is sovereignly spreading His message.
2. Submitting to God's Instruction: Moving beyond a profession of faith to a life of active discipleship and engagement with Scripture.
3. Submitting to God's Calling: Learning to respond with immediate obedience, whether called to a crowded city or a lonely desert road.

Through the examples of Stephen, Philip, and the Ethiopian eunuch, we are challenged to ask: Am I willing to be a "nobody" so that the "Somebody" who can save everyone might be known? Join us as we reflect on what it means to surrender our entire world to the one who rose from the grave for us.

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