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Thankful in Chains, Acts 25-26
Sermons Tom Fodi Sermons Tom Fodi

Thankful in Chains, Acts 25-26

What does Thanksgiving look like when life is unfair? What does Thanksgiving look like when pain and heartache are front and center? The answers to these questions and more leap off the pages of Acts 25 & 26 as Paul remains in chains and faces an unjust legal system.

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Reacting to the Truth, Acts 19
Sermons Tom Fodi Sermons Tom Fodi

Reacting to the Truth, Acts 19

How does the world react to your faith? Do they take pieces of it and blend it with their worldly beliefs and practices? Or, do they reject it and you along with it? Paul experienced both in Ephesus and his experience should convict and encourage us all.

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The Journey of Faith, Acts 16
Sermons Tom Fodi Sermons Tom Fodi

The Journey of Faith, Acts 16

Faith is not a destination, it’s a journey. If Paul’s journey in Acts 16 teaches us anything it’s that we who follow Jesus are on a journey with more twists and turns than we can ever imagine but it’s worth every step.

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The Scars of Ministry - Charlie Kirk and A Communion Kit
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The Scars of Ministry - Charlie Kirk and A Communion Kit

Ministry always leaves scars—some visible, most unseen. For me, even my old communion kit carries the marks of years spent serving others. This week, as our nation reels from the assassination of Charlie Kirk, I found myself reflecting on the cost of faith, leadership, and service. His scars were public, mine are quieter, but both point to the same truth: following Christ always comes at a price.

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To God Be The Glory, A Reflection from Acts 14
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To God Be The Glory, A Reflection from Acts 14

In all things, the moments of triumph, as well as the moments of heartache, to God be the glory. He is our creator and sustainer. He is our gracious redeemer. He can and will use every circumstance, in every situation, to His Glory, for His Purposes, to reveal His Son and expand His Kingdom. It’s just up to us to have the eyes to see it and the perspective to appreciate it. 

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