Pastor Kevin Kroitor teaches on Acts 16:11-15, highlighting three significant observations from the passage. The first is that God is on mission. As opposed to being called to "go and do something for God," Christians are called to join God in what He is already doing. The second observation is that the mission is often in the margins. In fact, some of the most receptive people are those who are hurting, broken, scared, looked down upon, in need of help, etc. Third, great things have humble beginnings. Human beings often have a hard time seeing past the limits they set for themselves, but God can accomplish far more than we can even ask or imagine.

Pastor Kevin teaches on Luke 2:1-21, highlighting the announcement of the angel that Jesus' birth is good news that will bring great joy. However, many in Jesus' day and since then have not considered Jesus' arrival to be good news and have not experienced great joy. However, as John 1:12 says, "Yet to all who did receive him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God..." For those who received the greatest gift of Jesus Christ, his arrival is good news that brings great joy forever.

Pastor Kevin Kroitor continues his Christmas series by teaching on Isaiah 8:19-9:7, highlighting that God's promises of light replacing darkness were only partially fulfilled with Jesus coming into the world 2000 years ago. The best is yet to come, when Jesus returns, establishes His Kingdom upon the earth and does away with darkness forever.

Pastor Kevin Kroitor continues a Christmas series by preaching on John 1:1-18, highlighting the fact that Jesus is the light that has come into the world.

Pastor Kevin Kroitor kicks off the Christmas season by teaching on Philippians 2:1-11, highlighting the greatest mystery of Christmas--the Incarnation of Jesus Christ. Not only was the incarnation of Jesus an important aspect of history with eternal consequences for his followers, but it is also a model for believers to put others above themselves in ministry and mission.

Pastor Kevin teaches on Acts 16:6-10, highlighting the fact that God invites his people to join him on mission, that people are desperate for the gospel (whether they know it or not), and that it's not too late to join the mission.

Pastor Kevin Kroitor teaches on Acts 16:1-5, explaining the apparent contradiction between Paul's message and actions in circumcising Timothy. Pastor Kevin highlights that Paul and Timothy were willing to do whatever it takes to further the gospel among both Jews and Gentiles.

Pastor Kevin Kroitor addresses the issue of Doubt in the context of our Life with Jesus. Doubt is intrinsic to humanity. Yet, many churches and Christians look down upon doubt and doubters, causing many to hide their doubt instead of dealing with it honestly before the Lord and in the presence of faithful brothers and sisters in Christ. What does the Bible have to say about doubt? Would we be surprised to learn that many of our biblical heroes experienced doubt? Perhaps, the biggest issue is not whether or not we doubt, but what we do with our doubt.

Pastor Kevin Kroitor continues his series on Life with Jesus by demonstrating that this Life with Jesus is meant to be lived within the context of the Body of Christ, the Assembly of Jesus, the Church. Christians are often very aware of the vertical relationship between them and God, but often don't recognize the responsibility of the horizontal relationship believers were intended to have with one another.

Pastor Kevin Kroitor continues teaching on our Life with Jesus, focusing specifically on the role of Jesus' Lordship in the midst of the relationship He has called us to.