“Church is a bunch of hypocrites!” How many times have you heard this statement used? What if instead of trying to argue our way out of this statement, we leaned into it, acknowledged the truth in it, and learned how to recognize and repent of our own hypocrisy. Join us this Sunday as we dive into a time in the early church where hypocrisy was called out, and there was a great opportunity to grow closer to God.

“Church is a bunch of hypocrites!” How many times have you heard this statement used? What if instead of trying to argue our way out of this statement, we leaned into it, acknowledged the truth in it, and learned how to recognize and repent of our own hypocrisy. Join us this Sunday as we dive into a time in the early church where hypocrisy was called out, and there was a great opportunity to grow closer to God.

“Church is a bunch of hypocrites!” How many times have you heard this statement used? What if instead of trying to argue our way out of this statement, we leaned into it, acknowledged the truth in it, and learned how to recognize and repent of our own hypocrisy. Join us this Sunday as we dive into a time in the early church where hypocrisy was called out, and there was a great opportunity to grow closer to God.

“Church is a bunch of hypocrites!” How many times have you heard this statement used? What if instead of trying to argue our way out of this statement, we leaned into it, acknowledged the truth in it, and learned how to recognize and repent of our own hypocrisy. Join us this Sunday as we dive into a time in the early church where hypocrisy was called out, and there was a great opportunity to grow closer to God.

As the church was beginning there was one man named Joseph whose

encouragement and generosity sparked a generosity movement that left no needy people among them. Come join us on Sunday to learn how the resurrection of Jesus can inspire radical unity and genuine generosity in our community.

As the church was beginning there was one man named Joseph whose

encouragement and generosity sparked a generosity movement that left no needy people among them. Come join us on Sunday to learn how the resurrection of Jesus can inspire radical unity and genuine generosity in our community.

As the church was beginning there was one man named Joseph whose

encouragement and generosity sparked a generosity movement that left no needy people among them. Come join us on Sunday to learn how the resurrection of Jesus can inspire radical unity and genuine generosity in our community.

As the church was beginning there was one man named Joseph whose encouragement and generosity sparked a generosity movement that left no needy people among them. Come join us on Sunday to learn how the resurrection of Jesus can inspire radical unity and genuine generosity in our community.

Tension is rising in our society, and fear often shapes how people live and speak. Staying quiet often feels safer than standing out. Jesus’ followers in the early church faced real threats and intense opposition—instead of backing down, they became boldly unstoppable. Let’s learn from their courage this Sunday!

Tension is rising in our society, and fear often shapes how people live and speak. Staying quiet often feels safer than standing out. Jesus’ followers in the early church faced real threats and intense opposition—instead of backing down, they became boldly unstoppable. Let’s learn from their courage this Sunday!