Pastor Travis teaches on the strange story of Simon the Sorcerer found in Acts 8 as we continue our series "The Startup Church." Through this story, Pastor Travis teaches on "backwards Christianity" which is when we attempt to get Jesus to follow us instead of us following Jesus. Pastor Travis shared three signs that you may be living out backwards Christianity and how we can begin to engage the full life and full way of Jesus together.

This week Pastor Travis teaches on how the sad story of the death of Stephen in Acts 6-8 gives us a glimpse into the different, difficult, and deep life that Jesus is inviting all of us into and how, when we choose this path, we will live a life that outlives our lives.

Pastor Travis teaches on Acts 6:1-7 as the Early Church faces a growing pain that will determine the scope of their impact moving forward. Together we will discover that, just like the Early Church, there is one thing we must get right if we hope to mirror the heart of Jesus to the world.

Guest teacher, Pastor Mickey Cho, teaches on the end of Acts 5 and how when life doesn't go the way you planned that God is up to something new and beautiful.

Pastor Jeff teaches on Acts 5 and the heavy story of Ananias and Saphira and the problems that occur when we trade theology for "meology."

This week guest teacher, Pastor Brittany Jones, is wrapping up Acts 4 and shares three things the Early Church was known for that the Church today was reclaim.

Guest teacher, Corey Leak, continues our series on Acts 4 and teaches on what it looks like to be the Church in the midst of a world of empires. Additionally, Pastor Travis gives a short teaching in light of the failed insurrection at the Capitol. Pastor Travis shares how to be a peacemaker in a world full of anything but peace.

Guest teacher, Pastor Raymond Hudson, brings a powerful teaching on Acts 4 and why 2021 can be a year of new expectations.

Pastor Travis shares the story of Christmas and shares why this story was so revolutionary 2,000 years ago and why it's still revolutionary in 2020.