Today's message focuses on Paul's farewell journey and message, illustrating his dedication to encouraging believers while facing challenges. Key takeaways include the importance of flexibility, speaking truth with care, embodying humility, generosity in helping those in need, and fostering deep relationships within the church community. The message concludes with encouragement to adapt to life's unpredictability and maintain a strong, supportive connection with one another.

In today’s message, we talked about how God performed extraordinary miracles through Paul, particularly in Ephesus, where many were healed and freed from evil spirits. The narrative highlights the failure of the seven sons of Sceva, who attempted to exorcise demons without a genuine relationship with Jesus, leading to their humiliation and the magnification of Christ’s power. As the Gospel spread, it threatened local idolatry, prompting a riot incited by silversmith Demetrius, but order was eventually restored. The speaker emphasizes the importance of genuine faith, recognizance of spiritual warfare, the necessity of confession and repentance, awareness of materialism, and the support of a community in our spiritual journeys.

In today’s message, we emphasized the importance of discipleship, highlighting how Paul and Apollos worked to strengthen believers in their faith. Apollos, though knowledgeable, initially preached an incomplete Gospel, but his humility allowed him to learn from Priscilla and Aquila, exemplifying the need for teachability in ministry. We also discusses the significance of the Holy Spirit, noting that it empowers and guides believers in their Christian walk, as seen when Paul baptized and laid hands on disciples in Ephesus to receive the Spirit. Finally, we were encouraged to adopt a spirit of encouragement and correction through private conversations and to seek a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit for guidance and strength.

Today's message, "Don't Quit too Soon" from our series "To Be Continued"  delves into Paul's emotional state in Corinth, facing disappointments and shifting focus to the Gentiles due to opposition. Practical lessons include participating in ministry, embracing opposition for growth, and seeking God's encouragement at every step.

Today's message titled "Who Will Tell Them?" focused on Paul's mission in Athens from Acts 17:16-34. The message highlighted Paul's engagement with diverse groups in sharing the gospel, emphasizing the importance of bold proclamation and thoughtful engagement in evangelism within different cultural contexts. The message underscored key points about God as creator, provider, ruler, and savior, calling for repentance and offering eternal life through Jesus. Pastor Rich urged the audience to imitate Paul's approach, emphasizing the urgency of evangelism and the need to rescue others from eternal separation without Christ.

Acts 17:1-15, focusing on Paul's journey through Thessalonica and Berea shows 2 different responses to the Word of God. Thessalonica shows resistance and persecution faced by early Christians, while Berea exemplifies open hearts and a diligent pursuit of truth. Lessons drawn include prioritizing church attendance, daily study of the Bible, and standing firm in faith despite challenges. This message underscores the courage and dedication of early Christians, inspiring believers to persist in sharing the gospel boldly today.

In the message "Just praise your way through it!" from Pastor Rich from the series "To Be Continued," the importance of listening to the Holy Spirit and following His guidance is explored using Acts 16:6-40. Today's emphasizes obeying the Holy Spirit's directions, even when they seem contrary to our own judgment. The narrative of Paul's journey highlights the Holy Spirit's guidance in their movements and emphasizes God's heart for all people. Despite facing opposition and persecution, Paul and Silas choose to worship and praise God in their difficult circumstances, leading to miraculous events in the prison. The sermon concludes with the encouragement to trust in the power of praise and leave a positive impact wherever we go.

In the message, "Don't Close the Door to the Gospel" from the series "To Be Continued," Pastor Rich examines conflict resolution using Acts 15 as a guide. Disagreement arose regarding the need for Gentiles to be circumcised for salvation, but the leaders concluded salvation is through faith in Christ alone. The process included dispute, defense, and decision in a show of unity and love. Pastor Rich emphasizes resolving conflicts biblically to maintain unity and effectively share the gospel.

Today's message focuses on walking in the Spirit to strengthen relationships, based on Galatians 5:16-25. The message addresses the dangers of legalism, emphasizing justification by faith in Jesus, not works of the law. Through examples of works of the flesh and fruit of the Spirit, Pastor Rich highlights the importance of relying on the Holy Spirit for spiritual growth and transformation. The main takeaway is the need to pivot from fleshly desires to living in the Spirit, cultivating healthy relationships marked by love, joy, peace, and other virtues.

In today's message, Scott Golin walks us through these powerful 28 verses that show adversity, violence, and a miracle to top it off. Here we'll learn 4 things that change everything.