Conduit Ministries

In this message, Pastor Cameron walks through Saul's encounter with Jesus on the Damascus road in Acts 9 — the moment a violent persecutor of the church was knocked off his path and remade into its greatest missionary. It's a reminder that knowing about Jesus and actually encountering Him aren't the same thing, and that no story is too far gone for God to redeem and use for His purposes.

Acts 9:1-19 | additional: Acts 26:16-18

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In this message, Pastor Luke walks through Acts 8, following Philip into Samaria and out to the wilderness road as two very different hearts encounter the same Gospel. The story of Simon the Magician and the Ethiopian eunuch invites us to ask what we love most — and what really draws us to God.

Acts 8:2-40 | additional: Matthew 7:21-23, Philippians 3:7-8

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In this message, Pastor Luke walks through the story of Stephen in Acts 6:8–8:2 — the church's first martyr — and what his bold witness reveals about being fully surrendered to Jesus. Stephen's courageous testimony before the Sanhedrin and his death by stoning challenged the early church to trust that God uses sacrifice and suffering to scatter the Gospel like seed into the world.

Acts 6:8–8:2 | additional: John 15:18-21, John 12:24-25, Romans 8:17-18

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Pastor Cameron opens Acts 6 to show how the growing early church faced its first internal challenge—overlooked widows—and solved it not by working harder but by building better systems and releasing more people into real ministry. Drawing from Ephesians 4 and the parallel story of Moses and Jethro, this message is for anyone who has wondered whether their contribution matters, and invites every person to see their role as part of God's larger mission.

Acts 6:1-7 | additional: Ephesians 4:11-12, Exodus 18:13-23

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Pastor Cameron walks through the early church's second arrest and their response in Acts 5—not with fear or compromise, but with bold proclamation and rejoicing in suffering. Drawing on Gamaliel's remarkable speech and 1 Peter 4, this message is a reminder that the movement of God through his people is unstoppable, and that suffering for the name of Jesus is not a mark of failure but a mark of faithfulness.

Acts 5:12-42 | additional: 1 Corinthians 1:27, 1 Peter 4:13-14

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Pastor Cameron explores the jarring story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5—a couple who gave generously in appearance while withholding in their hearts—and uses it to shine a light on the difference between the performance of godliness and the transformation of a heart. Rooted in a culture of radical early-church generosity, this message is an honest invitation to let Jesus have all of you, not just the parts you're comfortable showing.

Acts 5:1-11 | additional: Matthew 23

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When Peter and John encounter a lame man at the temple gate in Acts 3, they offer not what he asks for but what he actually needs—a demonstration that the most important thing the church has to give the world isn't its own cleverness or morality, but the name and authority of Jesus Christ. This message from Acts 3 and 4 calls the church to remember its true identity as Spirit-filled witnesses and to stop trying to be what the world already has.

Acts 3:1-10 | additional: Acts 4:12, Philippians 2:9-11

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Pastor Luke opens up the practices of the earliest church—teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, and prayer—and asks not just what they did but why their lives looked this way. Drawing from Acts 2 and 4, he shows that these weren't just religious habits but the natural overflow of lives radically reoriented around Jesus, and challenges listeners to examine what they're actually building their faith on.

Acts 2:42-47 | additional: Acts 4:32-37

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Pastor Cameron introduces our Acts series, exploring how the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people to boldly live as witnesses of Jesus right where they are and beyond.

Week two of Acts series, Pastor Cameron talks about the pentecost and proclamation.

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