This message explores how God grows His church through healthy multiplication, not just numerical addition. In Acts 6–7, we see that division threatens growth, while Spirit-led organization, delegation, and empowerment unlock it. As leaders release ministry to others, the gospel advances—even through hardship—and God continues multiplying disciples for His glory.

This message traces the explosion of supernatural power in the early church as signs, wonders, and bold witness marked the movement of the Holy Spirit in Acts 3–5. As miracles flow through ordinary believers, opposition rises—but so does courage, unity, and devotion to Jesus. God's power advances His mission even in the face of opposition, and it's still on the move today—calling us to live courageously and proclaim Jesus without compromise.

To start off a new year, we are launching a journey through the book of Acts, where we see how the risen Christ continues His work through a Spirit-empowered church. We explore how the Great Commission requires supernatural empowerment—fulfilled at Pentecost when the Holy Spirit ignited ordinary believers with boldness, power, and purpose. From the Upper Room to the ends of the earth, this message reminds us that the same Spirit who birthed the early church still empowers us today to live, speak, and stand as witnesses for Jesus.

What do you give a God who has everything? Your YES. Giving God our wholehearted "yes" sets the stage for a divine exchange that can impact generations. Discover what it truly means to give God everything you're not, and receive everything He is.

Let's revisit the Christmas moment when God chose ordinary, overlooked workers to be the first witnesses of the greatest news ever told. This message reminds us that the gospel is good news for ALL people and is meant to be seen, shared, and celebrated. Like the shepherds, we're called to go, tell, and return to everyday life glorifying God for what we've heard and seen.

In this Christmas message, we step into the story of Simeon and Anna—two faithful servants whose hope in God's promises turned decades of waiting into a life of worship, devotion, and joyful expectation. Their brief but powerful cameo reminds us that God often uses the overlooked and ordinary to reveal His extraordinary plan.

Every great story has its stars, and its cameos. Christmas is no different. This Holiday Season, we're stepping into the greatest story ever told—each chapter filled with wonder, hope, and the kind of love that shows up when you least expect it.

From the shining spotlight, to a king who chose a behind-the-scenes entrance in a little town called Bethlehem. Each person played a role in reshaping the world as we know it. Let's learn from the main cast, and some surprising Christmas cameos along the way.

Pastor Joe Jr concludes this series with a powerful message confronting how coveting and comparison quietly sabotage our ability to love our neighbors and stay aligned with God's calling. By learning to put down the binoculars of comparison and cultivate true contentment in Christ, we discover freedom from the desires that pull us off course. When we walk closely with our Shepherd, we find the greenest grass in His presence—not in someone else's pasture.

Ryan Cathers invites us to explore how the compassion of Jesus at Lazarus's tomb reveals a God who deeply cares—and calls us to care too. This message challenges us to move from judgment to compassion, allowing brokenness to propel us toward those who are lost and hurting. When we let God's heart shape ours, our tears can become the first drops that spark transformation in the world around us.