We open Acts 16 and consider the ways the early church attended to the leading of the Spirit in three key ways: in the strengthening of the church, through unfamiliar roads, and to the lost!

We're back in Acts, looking at two different conflicts in Acts 15. As we see conflict handled well, and also poorly, we look at how we as Christ followers should work through conflict and how the Gospel gives us hope — through external, and our own internal, conflict.

He is risen — He is risen indeed! Pastor Nik takes us through Matthew 28 and the eucatastrophe of Easter.

We're taking a break from our series in Acts for Easter. This week pastor Nik opens up Matthew 21, looking at Jesus' arrival in Jerusalem. As we reflect on the miracle of Easter, we consider how we should receive our King in our hearts and lives.

Pastor Nik takes us through Acts 14, looking at Paul and Barnabus and the signs and sacrifices that accompanied their proclamation of the Gospel at Lystra. A question for us as we examine this text: what does it mean to live the Gospel?

How can we hear and respond to the voice of the Spirit who calls us into Christian mission? And what might we expect along the way when we proclaim the Gospel to the world around us?

(Also, an advanced clinic on alliterative pastoral point naming)

Nik takes us into Acts 12. While we see God's blessing and rescue of Peter, Nik reminds us that we need to hold Peter's story alongside James'.

Instead of a false prosperity gospel that we could see in a wrong interpretation of this passage, we instead see the deeper invitation of Acts 12: hope for today, despite sin and evil, with assurance for tomorrow.

Acts 11:1-18 | As Peter retells the story of the Gospel going to the Gentiles, we reflect on the abundant grace of God to seek and save the lost.

Jordan Krahn takes us out of Acts 9 and into Acts 10, as we come back to Peter. God starts him and a man named Cornelius on a path towards each other, and sets the stage for the Gospel to go out to all people.

Pastor Nik takes us farther into Acts 9, looking at Saul's growing witness for Jesus after time in the wilderness.