Knock knock! Who's there?Jesus was the Master of leading people with Questions. In fact, Jesus Himself asked an astounding 307 questions. Why is it that Jesus, who knew the answers, spent so much time asking questions to people like you and me?

Pastor Ron touches on Acts 19, then takes us into a conversation about how God does, indeed, change lives.

Investing in meaningful relationships is one of the key ways we can fortify ourselves against fear. The Apostle Paul was one of our best examples of this. This week, Pastor Ron will look at six ways Paul showed us the way in Acts 18.

Pastor James shares about Paul's example to us in going out into the world to tell people about Jesus, rather than waiting for the world to come to us.

Pastor Ron shares from Acts 16 this weekend, about Paul's time in Philippi, and how that teaches us about our importance in God's eyes and in His plan.

Hearing the voice of God can radically change our lives. In the Bible, in Mark chapter 10, we read the story of a blind man changed forever by an encounter with Jesus. God's voice is never pushy - but if we listen, it can transform our lives.

The sober realities of Good Friday were soon replaced by the glorious confusion of Easter morning. Friends and followers ran throughout a graveyard and throughout towns wondering, "Where is Jesus?" Pastor Ron shares our Easter message and together we say, "He is Risen! He is Risen Indeed!"

What if the worst thing that ever happened to you could be the best thing that ever happened to you? We can't see ahead in the midst of the storm sometimes, but God is ever-present, and will always work for our best.

Have you ever wondered what on earth is going on? Why is this happening? Is there a reason for all of this? Peter likely thought the same thing in the circumstances he faced in the beginning of Acts 12. But, oh, what a difference a few verses, and God's miraculous plan, make.

"God's Love: A Centrifugal Force." This is the thought-provoking title of Pastor Dave's message this weekend. He shares out of the book of Acts, chapter 10, and brings some very practical applications for our lives today.