The good news of the gospel is about what God has done for us, not what we have done for him. It is that God intervenes and grants us belief in his Son.

The circumstances God used to open Saul's heart to Jesus poignantly demonstrate that Jesus is the only one with the power to make lasting, transformative change in our lives.

In looking at the interaction between Simon the Magician, Philip, and the apostles, we see the danger in pursuing God for his gifts and power rather than for the love of his Son.

This year, we want our church to experience more of the presence of Jesus!

We celebrate Christ taking on humanity in humility and power and the assurance that he is currently reigning in heaven and will return to us again.

Jesus came through King David's line as the fulfillment of a multitude of promises about the perfect King and Messiah who would rescue his people and reign victorious over all things.

As a continuation of our Advent series, we look at Jesus as the perfect mediator between God and man.

As the start of our 2021 Advent series, we looked at Jesus as the greater fulfillment of Adam's role of head representative of the human race.

Scott looks at how hospitality is used in the Bible as a vehicle for the gospel to move in our community.

In Stephen's persecution, the Holy Spirit fills him to confront the powerful religious leaders with their hypocrisy in rejecting Jesus and vindicates Stephen as he gives his life for the Lord.