In this powerful episode of the Enduring Grace Sermons Podcast, Pastor Ben Hill dives into Acts chapter 4, exploring the transformative power of the name of Jesus. This message breaks down the story of Peter and John's encounter with religious leaders after healing a man who had been lame for forty years.

Pastor Ben illustrates how opposition can actually serve as an accelerator for the gospel, reminding us that even in our difficulties, God's plan is at work. Whether you're facing personal challenges or looking to deepen your faith, this episode offers a profound look at how the name of Jesus changes lives.

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In this week's message from the Enduring Grace Sermons Podcast, Pastor Ben Hill explores the profound lessons found in Acts Chapter 3. Using the powerful example of Peter and John’s encounter with the man at the Beautiful Gate, Pastor Ben identifies three essential truths for walking the path of faithfulness in every season of life.

We often find ourselves so caught up in the "rush of routine" that we miss the divine appointments God places right in front of us. This message challenges us to:

• Pause for People’s Needs: Are we willing to interrupt our schedules for the sake of others?
• Point People to Jesus: Recognizing that true healing and transformation come only through His name.
• Plead for Repentance: Understanding the vital link between turning back to God and experiencing times of refreshing.

Join us as we learn how to slow down, look up, and be the hands and feet of Jesus in a world in need of hope.

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What does it look like when the Holy Spirit moves? In this message from February 8, 2026, Pastor Ben Hill dives into the heart of Acts 2, exploring Peter’s bold sermon at Pentecost.

From the fulfillment of the prophet Joel’s words to the radical community of the early believers, we see a clear picture of God’s sovereign plan of redemption through Jesus Christ. Pastor Ben breaks down the urgency of Peter's call to "repent and be baptized" and explains why the promise of the Holy Spirit isn't just a historical event—it’s a promise meant for you, your children, and all who are far off.

Whether you are seeking answers about the faith or looking to deepen your walk with the Lord, join us as we rediscover the power of the Gospel and the beauty of a life transformed by grace.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How the Old Testament prophecies of Joel and David were fulfilled in Jesus.
• The significance of the Holy Spirit's arrival at Pentecost.
• What it means to live in a "One More" culture of discipleship and fellowship.

Connect with us: For more resources, articles, and weekly messages from Pastor Ben Hill, visit us at EnduringGrace.com.

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What if the reason you’re exhausted in your Christian life is simple: you’re trying to run on power you don’t have? In Acts 2:1–21, Pentecost shows us the church was never meant to operate on human effort, personality, or grit—we were meant to be connected to the Holy Spirit.

In this message, we walk through three keys to living empowered for Christ’s mission:

1. Live Spirit-Filled — stop “rowing” and learn to “set your sails” to the Spirit’s power.
2. Love Across Barriers — the Spirit creates a gospel community where outsiders become family and everyone can hear “the mighty works of God.”
3. Lead with the Word — the Spirit creates the moment, but Scripture explains the meaning and makes the gospel clear.

And we close with a reminder from Acts 2:21: you can’t push your way into new life—you call on the name of the Lord and be saved.

What do you do when God makes you wait? In Acts 1:6–26, the disciples show us that waiting isn't passive—it's intentional. In this episode, we examine the "delay at the gate" between Jesus’ departure and the Spirit’s arrival. Learn why the posture of your heart in the waiting room determines your effectiveness on the mission field.

Key takeaway: The church doesn’t need more spectators; it needs Spirit-filled witnesses.

In this message from Acts 1:1–8, Jesus reminds His disciples—and us—that the mission doesn’t move forward on human strength. It moves forward when we’re rooted in the risen Christ, prepared by the Holy Spirit, and locked in on the mission of being His witnesses—right where we live and all the way to the ends of the earth.

If you’ve ever felt distracted, spiritually unprepared, or unsure how to reach “one more” person for Jesus, this sermon is for you.

🎧 Listen to “Before You Go” (Acts 1:1–8) now—and ask God who your “one more” is.

It was preached on January 7, 2026, at First Baptist Church, Georgetown, SC.