LUKE 9 / How do we live as God’s people in the ever-increasing toxic environment of the public square? Before we open our mouths, we first need to examine our own private lives with the God we claim to believe in.

ACTS 17 / The times of ignorance are over. God can now be known if we are willing to repent.

ACTS 10 / It’s not that people lack the desire to get along. What they lack is power. Only in the Gospel do we find a power that can bring us together and make the wars to cease. Only when we realize how we have been accepted by His grace can we learn to accept others.

Featuring Brad & Ro Shimomura, Jim & Debbie Dikih, Steve & Karen Kilpatrick, Vadim & Alena Kovalev, and Andy & Caroline. Hear from a number of our missionaries serving in various nations around the world.

Featuring Karen Kilpatrick, Malia Witham, and Caroline Yaxley. This Mother's Day we will explore what happens when this creative, beautiful, strong, God-given influence is used inside of the family as well as extended as a mission outside of the family into a broken needy world.

ACTS 9 / All through our lives God is nudging us, wooing us, and revealing himself to us. The clues are everywhere, yet we can be indifferent until something knocks us off our horse. Don't worry about who you were. Focus now on what you will be with Him.

ACTS 5 / Persecution becomes the sifting that Jesus warned his followers about. The trials of our lives can burn away things that are ultimately worthless to us, while also lighting the way to a new level of relationship with our Father.

ACTS 3 / Disciples aren’t called to just go around telling everyone Jesus’ name. In these chapters, we see ordinary men given power to act in the authority of His name. When they did... miracles happened!

ACTS 2 / The teachings of Jesus were a description of His Father's mission to restore His kingdom throughout the Earth. Acts 2 describes the beginning of this overlap of Heaven and Earth.

ACTS 1 / After His resurrection, Jesus appeared in the flesh to His followers. They found themselves asking, “what just happened?” and perhaps more importantly, “what does it all mean?”