Jesus is good but what he calls us to do isn't always comfortable. In fact, following him will disrupt our lives and comfort zones. He is leading us to life but we are going to have to trust him and risk, mystery, and even danger are a part of what it looks like to follow him.

Have you ever faced opposition? In this teaching, Dr. Greg Mitchell discusses how we desire to share the gospel but can allow fear to hold us back or alter our message. From this teaching, we find the opposite of fear is not to mustard but bravery but to live in a new way in light of the gospel.

Is God's presence dangerous? In this sermon, Brenden unpacks the strange story of a couple that lies to God and drops down dead. From this passage, we explore what it means for the church to be God's temple and significant implications for our lives today.

In this passage we see the early church selling their possessions and putting it at the apostle's feet and it begs the questions do we need to sell everything to follow Jesus? What is the claim of the text? Throughout this teaching, Brenden unpacks the mindset and practices of the early church and the implications for us today as we look to live as generous people.

How do we step out in boldness? In this special triple teach we hear from three different teachers speak for ten minutes as they reflect on Acts 4:31 and their personal experience of stepping out in boldness.

The goodness of God captures in the story of Peter and John healing the cripple beggar who say at the Temple gate called beautiful stirs a variety of responses in a different groups of people. Some of these responses were good, some were reactionary. Any one of the responses we can identify in ourselves if we are willing to look inward and be honest with God. Best part is, what God exposes, he intends to heal. Are you willing?

Where does the power to live boldly for Jesus come from? In this teaching, Brenden unpacks the bold defence of Peter in the face of the Jewish council which left them speechless and serves as a reminder to the power that is found in a life spent in Jesus' presence.

Examples of healing through prayer can be found throughout scripture, but not all prayers result in the miracles we ask God for. Mike explores how we can learn to be comfortable in tension and in mystery by trusting God with resilient faith in the midst of unanswered prayer.

In a world that is full of isolation and loneliness what would it look like for a radical community of generosity to rise up? In this teaching, Brenden unpacks the worldview of the early church and the implications for what it would look like to be a generous community of Jesus followers in the 21st century.

As more people followed Jesus they were invited into new practices and they "devoted" themselves. How do we process our struggle with devotion? How do we grow devotion? This teaching focuses on devotion.