We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations. 

Last week, we considered the story of Cornelius, the first Gentile convert to Christianity, as Luke recounted those events. This would have represented a quantum shift in thinking for the early church, because it meant wrapping their heads around what it mean for the gospel to truly be available to all people. This week, we find ourselves in Acts 11:1-18 and viewing these events from a different perspective, as "Peter Defends His Actions"

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We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations. 

In the early days of the church, the gospel was shared between Jewish people. For many of us who aren't Jewish, we recognize that at some point, the Good News of Jesus Christ was shared outside of those communities, with people from other nations and cultures. But when did that first happen? We'll be considering that this week in our sermon "The Conversion of Cornelius" as we explore the events of Acts 10:1-48.

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We’re continuing in our series “Acts: To All the World” as we dig deeply into the book of Acts, and learn about the early days of the church, its gatherings and leaders, triumphs and tribulations.

In our most recent sermon in this series, we recognized that the early church was strengthened and experienced growth, as they lived with a fear of the Lord and were strengthened by the Holy Spirit. We're beginning to explore some of the actions and impacts of individual Apostles this week, as we look at Acts 9:32-43 and explore "Peter's Ministry in Western Judea."

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The start of a new year is the perfect time to look back and ask what we have learned or can learn from the past year. It is also the perfect time to look ahead and ask ourselves if we are living the kind of life that God wants for us, or if we could do "Better".

Pastor Kent is leading us as we continue to explore this together. This week, we're wrapping up this series, looking at Acts 1:8, Matthew 5:14-16, and Romans 1:16 as we consider how we can be a...Better Witness. 

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The start of a new year is the perfect time to look back and ask what we have learned or can learn from the past year. It is also the perfect time to look ahead and ask ourselves if we are living the kind of life that God wants for us, or if we could do "Better".

Pastor Kent is leading us as we continue to explore this together. This week, we'll be looking at Proverbs 1:7, James 2:10, and 1 Corinthians 6:12 and considering how we can seek to make...Better Choices.

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The start of a new year is the perfect time to look back and ask what we have learned or can learn from the past year. It is also the perfect time to look ahead and ask ourselves if we are living the kind of life that God wants for us, or if we could do "Better".

Pastor Kent is leading us as we continue to explore this together. This week, we'll be looking at Proverbs 12:26 and 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 and considering how we can seek to have...Better Relationships.

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The start of a new year is the perfect time to look back and ask what we have learned or can learn from the past year. It is also the perfect time to look ahead and ask ourselves if we are living the kind of life that God wants for us, or if we could do "Better".

Pastor Kent is back and will be leading us in this new series, as we explore this together. This week, we'll be looking at Matthew 6:33 and 22:34-40 and considering how we can seek to have...Better Priorities.

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At this time of year, we seem to become very focused on the passing of time, especially as we say goodbye to 2024 and welcome 2025. Paul Hay is our guest preacher again this week, as he considers Galatians 3:26-4:7 and the Apostle Paul's perspective of the timing of Christ's arrival into human history.

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Often, when we think about the story of the birth of Jesus Christ, we focus on the supernatural. Paul Hay is our guest preacher this week, as he explores the story of the shepherds, as a reminder to us that while there were many miraculous aspects to the birth of Jesus Christ, he came to redeem "The Common Man." 

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We're wrapping up our 4-week Advent series, "Arrival" this week. As we prepare our hearts and minds for the Christmas season and its true meaning, we've been exploring the four virtues that Jesus brings us: Hope, Peace, Joy and Love. This week, we'll be considering the fourth virtue that Jesus brings us: Love.

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