This week, Pastor Chris talked about Acts 16:16-40 and what it looks like to live on mission even when circumstances seem unfair.

This week, Pastor Cy talks through the different encounters with truth throughout Acts 16:16-40. Paul and Silas spoke truth, and lived out the truth that they spoke by singing and praying in prison. The jailer was willing to receive truth and truth was multiplied as Paul and Silas encouraged the jailer and other believers.

This week, Pastor Chris invited us to consider how we can be open to being led by the Holy Spirit in our day to day lives. Paul was open to changing his plans because he was attuned to God. This week, pray and ask God how He is leading you, take time to listen to what He says, and then be willing to obey.

This week, Pastor Chris talks about how we are set apart and sent out to do the work that God has called us to do. What is God calling you to do this week?

This week, Pastor Cy encouraged us to be sensitive to the voice of God in our lives. What is God calling you to, and what is holding you back from living into that calling?

This week, Pastor Jamie preached on the transformation that Saul experienced when he encountered Jesus and became aware of his blindness. So often, we are blinded by our own certainty. How can we invite someone in this week to help us see our blindspots?

This week, Pastor Chris kicks off our new series The Second Act. We start this series with a background on Paul whose life was dramatically transformed by an encounter with Jesus.

This week, Pastor Cy kicks off our new series The Second Act. We start this series with a background on Paul whose life was dramatically transformed by an encounter with Jesus.

This week, Pastor Cy talks about the unfathomable abundance that is available to us in Christ. So often, we choose to believe the lie that we do not have enough. To combat this, we need to begin living lives that demonstrate our trust in God.

This week, Pastor Chris talks about the unfathomable abundance that is available to us in Christ. So often, we choose to believe the lie that we do not have enough. To combat this, we need to begin living lives that demonstrate our trust in God.