The Holy Spirit empowered the early church to do selfless acts toward others that most would find peculiar. Pastor Adam unpacks the powerful acts of the disciples under the authority of the Holy Spirit and how we can be empowered to do the same today.

After the Pentecost, the disciples were left with questions on what does it mean and what were they to do next. We continue our series with Sarah McCarthy sharing what happens when the Holy Spirit shows up and empowers God’s people.

As we start our journey through the book of Acts, we first look at the events surrounding the Pentecost. Pastor Adam talks about the power that was made available to the earliest disciples to be witnesses for Christ and how that same power is still available to us today.

As we start our journey through the book of Acts, we first look at the events surrounding the Pentecost. Pastor Adam talks about the power that was made available to the earliest disciples to be witnesses for Christ and how that same power is still available to us today.

Paul says, “if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation.” In this sermon, Pastor Donny expounds on the power wrapped up in the gospel to bring about lasting change that leads to an abundant life.

Truth alone cannot bring deep transformation. Pastor Adam unpacks what Paul says in Ephesians of God’s grace—why we need it, how do we experience it fully, and how do we respond to it.

Truth alone cannot bring deep transformation. Pastor Adam unpacks what Paul says in Ephesians of God’s grace—why we need it, how do we experience it fully, and how do we respond to it.

Paul emphasizes the importance of the truth of the gospel to every believer. We listen to Pastor Adam as he shares with us the importance of not only knowing the truth of God’s Word but also living it out.

Through the years the mission of family got watered down with the rise of individual opportunities. Pastor Adam unpacks Jesus’ words in Mark 3 on the collective mission of a family and the greater family of God—the body of Christ.

God originally designed marriage to be a reflection of Christ’s relationship with the church. In this sermon, we look into that relationship and how we are encouraged by it in living out a godly marriage.