Mother’s are a unique creation ordained by God. Let us acknowledge mothers everywhere who have shown us the true meaning of love and sacrifice. Wishing you a Happy Mother’s Day!

This current pandemic has reorientated us not only as a church, but as a world— life looks incredibly different. Many unprecedented hardships have found their way into our lives, but so has a lot of unique beauty. What positive impacts is God revealing to us that have come during this time and, as circumstances change, what can we do to safeguard the improvements?

This is an unprecedented time in our history - what is God saying to His Church about how we should respond? How should our lives look different in light of a global pandemic and in the years that follow?

Have you ever noticed that as Christians, it can be easier to love God and love our neighbor than it is for us to love ourselves? Today, ACF Co-Founder Susie Davis discusses what it's going to take for Christians to love themselves the way God does: grace.

He rose and changed our lives forever. Join us this Easter Sunday for a powerful message of hope!

Happy Palm Sunday! As we celebrate Jesus' humble entrance on a donkey into Jerusalem, it begs the question—What does it mean to be a Jesus follower?

When trials are prevalent and temptation is looming, we can find ourselves looking for a shortcut to God's path. We might not even realize we are doing this. So how can we know when this is happening and what can we do about?

This is an unprecedented time in our world right now, as our day to day lives are interrupted and turned upside down. We are cut off from our routines and closed indoors, what do we do and what could God be doing?

God is almighty, all-knowing and the creator of the universe. His infinite wisdom cannot be comprehended, so how can we understand his will and directives? What is revelation and how does it shape our lives?

If you’re going to believe in God, you better check your brain at the door. I mean, after all you are following something that isn’t seen by the naked eye—right? Does God pursue us from a cerebral perspective, or do we need to step away from thinking and knowledge to discover the truth about him?