Psalm 51 is a psalm written by David as he is moved to repentance and confession of his sin. Pastor Cameron Cloud shares two aspects from Psalm 51 as to how we respond to sin and how David shows us the beauty of God’s mercy.

What does the Bible say about fornication and adultery? Pastor Tom Wagoner shares Biblical truths from 1 Corinthians 7 and from the life of David in 2 Samuel 11.

Pastor Cameron Cloud shares truths from Acts 20 about a ministry in transition. These truths are relevant for the church today and are also helpful for individuals going through changes and times of transition.

In Acts 15 we read about a spirit-filled church that is going through a decision process. Pastor Cameron Cloud shares principles and truths from this passage that give spirit-filled Christians a biblical pattern for making decisions.

The Church in Action Series continues in Acts 14 as Pastor Tom Wagoner shares about the apostle’s adventures and how those adventures impacted their lives. Through it all, the whole purpose of their adventures was to share the gospel. That is the purpose of our adventures as believers in Christ as well.

God is in charge! God is in control! God is at work! What is God at work doing? Hear the truth from this passage in Acts 13.

The Spirit-Filled Church, or The Church in Action, is a church without walls. The church means “a called-out assembly.” Called out from the world around us. Called out from our community. The diversity within our congregation should ideally reflect the diversity of the community around us, because if the gospel is offered freely to all, that should be reflected.

Believers and unbelievers can sin against the Holy Spirit. As believers, we are not to lie to, tempt, grieve or quench the Holy Spirit. An unbeliever can sin against the Holy Spirit by resisting, refusing, and rejecting. Listen to hear what the Bible says about the Holy Spirit and these sins.

The Book of Acts, The Church in Action Series. Throughout this section of the book of Acts we see a common, uncommon grace. We see those who are serving and doing the small common tasks that make a difference. In Acts 8:2 devout men came and buried Stephen because of their love for God and their love for their brother. What we do for God matters. You do not have to be extraordinary to do extraordinary things, all you need is the grace of God that makes the common, uncommon.

God speaks to draw people to Himself. Pastor Chuck Meade shares from 1 Samuel 3, four practical things we find out when God speaks to a new generation and how the older generation is supposed to respond. God is not through with the new generation or older generation. He is going to speak to ALL until Christ returns.