Text: Acts 4 The death of Ananias & Sapphira

Text: Acts 3 Fellowship of Believers

Text: Acts 2 Baptism of the Holy Spirit

Text: Acts 1 Waiting for the Holy Spirit

What would it take to be the kind of person who stops for the person in need? This week, we conclude our Marked By Great Love series from Mark 12:28-34. Join us for a study of the parable of the Good Samaritan to discover what it takes to be a people marked by great love (love for strangers-that-are-neighbors).

When Jesus said "Love your neighbor", was he referring to strangers or friends and family? You might be surprised to discover the answer. Learn how to keep your love on as we study Mark 12 and 1st John.

This week we continue in our series studying the “Greatest Commandment”, specifically considering the phrase, “as yourself”. What does it mean to love thyself? And why is this so important for us to grasp?

Marked By Great Love - A Study on The Greatest Commandment from Mark 12. This week we ask the question, "What does it look like to Love The Lord our God with all of Our Heart & Soul, Mind and Strength?" But before answering this, we need to ask the question, "Which god are we talking about?"

In this series James unpacks what it means to be a people marked by great love. This first week, we study the concept of love and what it means to foster a loving connection with the relationships in our life.

We often hear the phrase "Jesus saved my soul", but is there good news for our bodies? James closes out our Gospel of Luke series with the resurrection account found in Luke 24.