The conclusion to God's written Word is a call for the church to share the simple message for anyone who is thirsty to drink freely of the gospel. This is our message. We must not be silent.

Pastor Jim Hicks helps us see that the Holy Spirit helps us get out of our comfort zone to share the gospel.

Since the time of Jesus, there has been a pull towards earning the grace of God for salvation. The question of who is in and who is out is often asked. This is the question at hand in Acts 15. The conversation and conclusion are as important as ever in our world and church today.

First and final impression are some of the most memorable experiences that we have. There is so much thought, energy, effort, and emotion that go into making sure our intentions are clearly communicated. In this message, we dive into Jesus’ first and final impressions with his disciples. Spoiler alert: we’re called to have Double Vision.

Pastor Jim Hicks shares how about how he hated evangelism until he understood the mission of Jesus. Jesus loves, and came for people in their chaos. He meets us in ours, shows His creative glory, and bids us follow Him in helping others see Him in their chaos!

Working hard is a result of understanding the value of the work. It is Christ's love that compels us. What it compels us to do is work hard to evangelize and disciple. What an honor that we get to both believe and deliver God's amazing message of reconciliation.

This is an introduction to our new series called "Double Vision." Whenever we have limited time, we must prioritize. We will take a look at Jesus' priority for His followers, and be challenged to engage in evangelism.

Sometimes we find ourselves suffering the consequences of our own sin. When we are caught in sin, God is still worthy of our worship. We don't worship because we feel worthy to, we worship because He is worthy. When we are caught in sin, the grace and mercy of God draws us in and all we can do is worship.

We live in a time where individualism is celebrated, but should this be true about Christians? Tucker Parman helps us look at one of the reasons why being a part of the church is so critical in the life of a believer. Engaging in community is a response to the worthiness of God. 

God is worthy of our worship no matter what our circumstances look like. Paul and Silas found themselves chained up in a dungeon, yet even there they declared the worthiness of God. Can we also declare that God is good even when our circumstances are bad?