Drawing from Acts 18, Pastor Tom illustrates that commitment leads to community in the body of Christ; God uses that commuity to build mature, victorious disciples.

In his message from Ephesians 4:25-5:2, Pastor Tom discusses the thriving community of the hospitable church as an alternative to the hostile community that is so prevalent in the world.

In his message from Ephesians 4:25-5:2, Pastor Tom discusses the thriving community of the hospitable church as an alternative to the hostile community that is so prevalent in the world.

Teaching through Ephesians 4:17-24, Pastor Tom discusses the moral desensitization to which humanity has been subjected, encouraging believers to participate in God's restoration of authentic humanity, as exemplified by His Son.

Teaching through Ephesians 4:17-24, Pastor Tom discusses the moral desensitization to which humanity has been subjected, encouraging believers to participate in God's restoration of authentic humanity, as exemplified by His Son.

Teaching on Ephesians 4:11-16, Pastor Tom reminds believers that we cannot move into spiritual maturity unless we are committed to the truth of God's character and His plan for the Christian life.

Teaching on Ephesians 4:11-16, Pastor Tom reminds believers that we cannot move into spiritual maturity unless we are committed to the truth of God's character and His plan for the Christian life.

The church's number one priority is to protect the unity God created by His Spirit, the connections made by a flourishing, robust, peaceful community. Guard it, save it, defend it.

The church's number one priority is to protect the unity God created by His Spirit, the connections made by a flourishing, robust, peaceful community. Guard it, save it, defend it.

What 4 things are the marks of a Godly church? In The Book of Acts, the believers were devoting themselves to those things that brought them closer. What we share in common with other believers and sharing what we have with other believers. What's the difference? Given to hospitality, practicing forgiveness.