The church may not be gathering in person during these trying times, but God has given us a powerful promise that comes when just two or more agree and gather in his name. Let's continue to seek him and impact the world through the Power of Two.

Susie Davis talks to us about God dwelling in us and prompts us to take note of and care for all facets of our souls.

Jesus loved to use questions to teach and to soften the hearts of his people. This sincere conversation touches on the need of racial reconciliation in our country, today, and how everyone in the church can be a part of the healing.

Prayer is something that we talk about a lot as Christians, but what would it look like if the Church was fully devoted to praying every day? ACF | laketravis Community Pastor Chris Tapken discusses the potential of a praying church.

There is no division in Christ. While this Genesis-3 world classifies people according to religion, race, gender, and socioeconomics, those divisions do not exist in the Kingdom of God. Perhaps it’s time for us as Christ-followers in a fallen world to examine the system of preconceived notions we were born into and take a deeper look at what needs to change within us to create unity in the Body.

Sr. Pastor Will Davis, Jr. continues "A Conversation About Racism" by taking a look at racism that existed within Jesus' inner circle and how Christ responded.

We’re honored to have Pastor Gaylon Clark, Greater Mt. Zion Church; Sherwynn Patton, Life Anew; Rick Randall, APD Sr Chaplain; and Bishop Lawrence Wilkerson, Agape Christian Ministries speak to us.

Hear this important conversation on racism and how we, as a church, can respond in a way that is helpful, not hurtful.

ACF | brushycreek Community Pastor Jason Gordon brings us a message about how the unique battles we all face can bring us the ability to see God in new ways. He shares ways in which we can focus on him even amid the hardships and see God’s blessings.

On this Memorial Day let us give thanks and remembrance to all the brave and valiant military personnel whose sacrifices have ensured our freedom. As we remember them today, let’s also ask the question—what important things does God wants us to remember?

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