As we begin a new ministry season, let's press into these three components for real life change.

Getting My ACTs 2Gether Pt. 8In this conclusion of "Getting My ACTs 2Gether", Pastor Isaac explores Acts 28:30-31 and sees how, even at the very end of Paul's life, the three components of real-life change are present: the People of God, the Spirit of God, and the Word of God.

Getting My ACTs 2Gether Pt. 7Have you ever said, "I will never do that" or "I will never go there"? Then, all of the sudden, your "Never" becomes your new normal. Pastor Dave unpacks the Apostle Peter's epic moment when his "never" changed our forever.

Getting My ACTs 2Gether Pt. 6There is an old Gatorade commercial that contained the jingle, "Be Like Mike". Most of us have a role model whom we are inspired by. One person who is worthy of emulation is Barnabas, "Son of encouragement". Pastor Dave unpacks the extraordinary difference he made in elevating Saul of Tarsus to the Apostle Paul.

Getting My ACTs 2Gether Pt. 5What happens when the worst person you can imagine meets Jesus face to face? In this powerful message, we walk through Saul's story - a terrorist to the early church - who was radically confronted by Jesus on the road to Damascus. This is the story of how terror ends and redemption begins. If you've ever wondered whether God can really change someone, this message is for you. Pastor Isaac explores Acts 9:1-19.

It's no fun feeling used by someone. Simon the sorcerer wanted the Holy Spirit's powers to extend his influence. He even offered to pay for it. Pastor Dave unpacks Simon's impure motives and encourages us to pursue God with greater purity.

Getting My ACTs 2Gether Pt. 3Life is full of big decisions. It gets complicated. How do we avoid making bad decisions and living with fewer regrets? Here's how: Consider your destination. Pastor Dave explains.

Getting My ACTs 2Gether Pt. 2Stephen was the first martyr for Jesus, and his life demonstrates an unwavering conviction in Jesus. Those who killed him - the religious elite - were guided by pride, fear, and control. As Pastor Isaac explores this extraordinary passage from Acts 6-7, we ask ourselves the question: "Am I living like Stephen or the religious elite?"

The early church ran into a problem that could've caused division, but instead it helped them figure out what really mattered and how to stay focused on what God had called them to do. Out of that moment came new ways of caring for people and clear roles for leaders to keep the mission moving forward. God used everyday believers to step in, meet real needs, and help the church grow stronger. We face the same kinds of challenges today, and the opportunity to respond is just as important. Today Pastor Isaac explores Acts 6:1-7 to discover how each of us can play a part in God's solution.

Getting My ACTs Together Pt. 10Was God in favor of the American Revolution? How are we to think about history and politics? Pastor Dave addresses these issues and more as he preaches from Boston, Massachusetts.