Acts 21 provides a model for discerning God’s direction where there is tension between believers over the proper course of action.

In Acts 20, Paul describes two types of leaders in the church: shepherds and wolves. These descriptions give us tools to evaluate our hearts and our approach to spiritual leadership.

This message focuses on the seasons of our lives, both good and bad. You will be encouraged by learning how to make the most of each season, discovering what you can learn from them, and finally realizing God has something good in store for those who will not give up.

In Acts 20:13-24, Paul’s life and ministry show us a few important characteristics of our lives when we are led by the Spirit.

The local church is the heartbeat of Christ created to be His mouthpiece to the world. Commonly called the body of Christ, the local church in Romans 12:3-8 is admonished to serve with humility, teamwork and from their strengths. Pastor Chris Godfrey drives home the message that every person is gifted from God to be a part and to do fulfill their calling iin the body of Christ.

In John 11, Jesus calls Lazarus by name. It’s a statement of relationship, resurrection, and power.

We live in a world that honors dishonor. Yet if we are going to experience the blessings of God, we must learn to place great value on the things that are precious to Him. In this message, you will learn practical ways to honor God. When you do, His promise is to honor you.

Acts 20:1-6 shows us how we can move forward after a tumultuous season of life.