This week Amy shared with us how we want to be a community who are a family together and not just a group of who meet on Sundays.

This week Nic spoke to us from Acts 19 about how the process in which a persons comes into a relationship with God and that it's a journey we never graduate from.

On Sunday Seth spoke from Acts 10 and looked at how the early church were a community who embraced and celebrated diversity.

This week we took a look at the council in Jerusalem in Acts 15 and Nic spoke about how these verses still apply to us today.

This week Rhi spoke to us from the story of Saul in Acts 9 and shared with us how God changed and transforms us.

This week Seth took some time looking at some of the values that are important to us and talked about the kind of people we want to become here at Christ Central in Brooklyn.

Nic continued our series in the book of Acts by looking at Acts 8:1-8, focusing on what it looked like for the early church to be a Community on Mission.

This week Amy shared with us how the Bible redefines what power is and how it's outworked. Speaking from Acts 3:1-11 we looked at how power without love is destructive and love without power is dissatisfying and how biblical power is rooted in love and must work together.

We want to be a church that fits the life of New Yorkers. And this week we looked at how we can practically do this by understanding how the early church did it. We read Acts 2:42-47 and considered some of the key principles and values that they lived by.

Acts 2 shows the story of Peter sharing really good news, not good advice. The message of Christianity isn't about being a moral person, but something much more beautiful than that.