Allison Park Church

Are you choosing what feels right, even when it’s keeping you from the wisdom and direction you need?

In this message from Proverbs 3, Josh Leake explores how blind spots, pride, and the need for security can lead us to trust our own understanding, and how surrendering to God’s wisdom leads to a better path.

How do you make wise decisions in a world full of competing voices and avoid choices you may regret?

In this message, Josh Leake explores Proverbs 1 and the tension between seeking quick answers from culture and letting God’s wisdom shape everyday life.

Discover how reverence, humility, and hunger for wisdom can influence who you’re becoming and how you live.

Why do people who claim to follow Jesus sometimes seem nothing like Him?

In this message from John 13, Pastor Josh Leake explores how we can mistake Jesus for the version we already expect, and how Jesus washing the feet of His disciples, even those who would betray and deny Him, reframes greatness as humble service, grace, and patient love.

Can God’s grace really extend to someone who has done terrible things, and what does that mean for our own struggles with forgiveness, fairness, and feeling worthy?

In this message, Josh Leake explores Saul’s unlikely conversion in Acts 9 and how God’s grace offers forgiveness, welcomes us into His family, and gives us a calling.

Discover why grace is better than you think and how it can transform your life.

Does sharing your faith feel awkward, intimidating, or like you have to create the perfect moment?

In this message from Allison Park Church, Josh Leake explores Philip’s encounter with the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8 and explains how personal evangelism can begin with noticing the Holy Spirit’s leading and taking one simple step.

Discover how to talk about Jesus with confidence and without the pressure to force a conversation or have all the answers.

When God’s direction feels unclear, the next step can seem impossible and waiting for certainty can leave you feeling stuck.

In this message from Acts 8, Josh Leake explores how Philip’s story shows God using disruption, uncertainty, and even painful seasons to advance His mission.

Discover how to partner with the Holy Spirit, take the faithful next step, and trust God with the outcome.

Confused or uneasy about the baptism of the Holy Spirit, speaking in tongues, or the fear of losing control?

In “The Spirit’s Arrival,” Josh Leake explores Acts 2, the tension between skepticism and faith, and how the Holy Spirit empowers believers to cross cultural barriers and point people to the resurrected Jesus.

Discover what Spirit baptism means and how it connects to God’s mission today.

Partnering with the Holy Spirit doesn’t mean life gets easier, but it does mean you’re equipped to face real opposition.

In this message, Pastor Sean Braithwaite unpacks Acts 4 and the story of Peter and John to tackle “why God?” moments, spiritual warfare, and what to do when you feel like you’re taking steps of faith but still getting pushed backward.

Discover how to live as an overcomer, stand firm when your faith is under pressure, and partner with the Holy Spirit in the middle of resistance, not the absence of it.

Feeling stuck in a “now what?” season, wondering why Jesus ascended and what that means for your everyday life?

In this message, Pastor Josh Leake unpacks The Ascension in Acts 1, showing how Jesus’ departure was actually the launch of a new era of divine partnership with the Holy Spirit, where ordinary people are empowered to change the world.

Discover how God wants to work through your life, not just in it, and how to step into your Spirit-empowered assignment today.

Grace doesn’t just save you in a moment, it transforms you over a lifetime.

In this message, Kelli Brownlee unpacks how God gives you grace to grow through seasons of spiritual stagnation, repeated failures, hidden grief, and the gap between Sunday inspiration and Monday reality, using the story of Peter to show how Jesus changes your heart, habits, hands, and even your view of your past.

If you’ve wondered why you’re not changing faster, feel stuck in old patterns, or fear God can’t use you anymore, this sermon will help you see how His unmerited favor is still actively at work in your journey of sanctification and spiritual growth.