Appalachian Hills Reformed Fellowship

Welcome to the official sermon podcast of Appalachian Hills Reformed Fellowship, a Christ-centered, Word-rooted church in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky. We exist to preach Christ crucified, to teach sound doctrine without compromise, and to call sinners to repentance and faith in the risen Savior. Each sermon is an in depth exposition of God’s Word, delivered with bold conviction, theological clarity, and deep pastoral care. Whether you’re in the hills or across the world, we pray these messages stir your heart, strengthen your faith, and point you to the sovereign grace of God.

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  The Lord Who Leads Us Home Acts 21:1-16

  Aug 23, 202652 minS0

  <p><br></p><p>Following Christ does not always mean He leads us around suffering. Sometimes He leads us straight through it. In Acts 21, Paul continues toward Jerusalem knowing that chains await him. Along the road, the Lord gives him companions, prepares him for what is coming, teaches those who love him to surrender their desires, and shows that Jesus is worth following wherever the road leads.</p><p>God is not a genie we command. He is the Lord and Savior who leads His people and brings them home. Biblical faith asks boldly and bows humbly, trusting that the...

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  The Church Begins and Ends With Christ Acts 20:28-38

  Aug 16, 202652 minS0

  <p></p><p>The church does not belong to a pastor, a founding family, a denomination, or its largest giver. The church belongs to Jesus Christ because He purchased her with His own blood.</p><p>In Acts 20:28–38, Paul gives his final instructions to the Ephesian elders. He commands them to watch themselves, care for the entire flock, guard the church against wolves, depend upon the Word of grace, help the weak, and remember that everything ultimately depends upon God.</p><p>“Pay careful attention to yourselves and to all the flock, in which the Holy Spirit has made you over...

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  The Gospel Will Never Be Stopped Acts 20:13 27

  Aug 9, 202654 minS0

  <p>Paul is hastening toward Jerusalem, and suffering waits for him there. He knows the cost, and he keeps walking anyway. Not because he has some strength unavailable to the rest of us, but because the grace he preaches is what holds him on the road.The calendar could not stop him. Opposition could not stop him. Fear could not stop him. Because the gospel he carries belongs to a King who cannot be stopped."But the word of God is not bound!" (2 Timothy 2:9 ESV)Tune in this morning as we walk through Acts 20:13-27 and see what it looks...

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  The Church Death Could Not Stop Acts 20:1–12

  Aug 2, 202658 minS0

  <p></p><p>Paul traveled among churches facing opposition, suffering, uncertain roads, and sudden grief. Yet through every danger, the risen Christ continued strengthening, guiding, nourishing, and comforting His people.</p><p>When the believers at Troas gathered on the first day of the week around the Word and the Lord’s Table, a young man named Eutychus fell from a third-story window and was taken up dead. But death did not have the final word that night, and it will not have the final word over anyone who belongs to Jesus Christ.</p><p>Eutychus was restored to mortal li...

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  When the Gospel Reaches Your Life Acts 19:21–41 and the Cost of a Threatened Idol

  Jul 26, 202654 minS0

  <p>Demetrius made his living crafting gods that could not see him or save him. When Paul's preaching started emptying Ephesus of customers, one silversmith found out exactly what he loved more than Christ. I preach through Acts 19:21-41 and trace what happens when the gospel stops being a private comfort and starts pressing against the one thing someone has built their whole life around protecting. A riot breaks out in the largest theater in Asia. A crowd chants for two hours over a truth nobody will let anyone speak. And in the middle of all that noise, Christ is...

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