Continuing our Wednesday night series in the Book of Psalms, Pastor Reuben focuses on Psalm 133 as we study the power, sweetness, and essence of unity in the body of Christ.

As the church in Jerusalem struggled to accept the reality that Gentiles were being saved and filled with the Holy Spirit, a new church was born in Antioch that would become the staging ground for the expansion of Christianity across the known world. Pastor Doug Sauder explores how God used both churches and people of all backgrounds to accomplish His purpose.

As Pastor Billy Venezia continues our midweek study in the Book of Psalms, we discover that Psalm 107 is primarily an anthem to God's faithfulness. God is a guide for the weary wanderer, a deliverer for the captive, a physician to the sick, and a safe haven for those who've been tossed by the storms of life.

We all have our spiritual comfort zones, but Heaven isn't for self-made good or religious people. As Pastor Fidel continues our weekend series in Acts 10, we discover that spiritual power is available to us outside of our traditional comfort zone, because being good is good . . . but it's not good enough.

God's Word assures us that He is the giver of all good gifts. Pastor Greg Anderson continues our Psalms series by taking us through Psalm 91, where we learn that God is our security, deliverance, courage, perspective, protection, holy help, victory, honor, satisfaction, and salvation.

He is risen, was not something crowds of people were saying on the very first resurrection day. As Pastor Doug Sauder gives this Easter Sunday message, we learn that, after the crucifixion, everybody thought Jesus' work was finished and that He was in the tomb to stay. But a small handful of people were finding out this special first day of the week was the beginning of a movement that would turn the world upside down.

The Good Friday message brings a mixture of gratitude and sorrow. Gratitude for the forgiveness we can sometimes take for granted, and sorrow for the reminder of what it cost. Connecting the story of Jesus on the cross and Psalm 22 written around 1,000 years before it happened, lead pastor Doug Sauder teaches us this sober message of Good Friday and reminds us that while it may be dark on Friday, Sunday is coming.

Continuing through this series in the Book of Psalms, Pastor Jerry Sander of our Boca Raton campus teaches from Psalm 86.

Saul was passionate about his mission, but until he met Jesus, he was on the wrong mission. As Pastor Doug Sauder continues our study through the Book of Acts in the series "The Fire Spreads," we learn that if you've lost your bearings, Jesus can redirect your misguided mission.

What happens when a once mighty king with everything in the world is suddenly reduced to a wandering outcast, having nothing at all? As Pastor Chris Baselice teaches through Psalm 63, after David lost everything he had, we get some insight into his conversation with God.