Conversations

Acts 20 records Paul's emotional farewell to the Ephesian elders. He warns them to guard the church, preach the whole counsel of God, care for the weak, and remain alert to false teaching.

Walking by the Spirit begins with humility - recognizing it’s not about what people do for God, but what God does through them. In Acts 18–19, Apollos models a teachable spirit and a posture of continual growth. As believers surrender daily, the Holy Spirit transforms lives from the inside out, producing lasting fruit like love, peace, and faithful obedience.

In this message from Acts 18–19, discover how the Holy Spirit leads, humbles, and transforms those who trust in Him. Through the lives of Paul and Apollos, we see that spiritual growth happens through surrender, community, and daily dependence on God. The invitation remains the same today: trust in the Lord, walk by the Spirit, and allow Him to shape your life from the inside out.

In this episode of Conversations, the team dives into Acts 18 and the message Run to Win, exploring what it looks like to follow Jesus with endurance, purpose, and trust. The discussion reflects on Paul’s example of seeing all of life as sacred—work, relationships, and mission—rather than compartmentalizing faith. The conversation highlights the importance of abiding in Christ, running the race with trusted teammates, and recognizing when God opens (or closes) doors. Through stories, Scripture, and practical wisdom, this episode reminds listeners that God is always at work, often in unexpected ways, and invites each of us to run our race with faithfulness and surrender.

Life brings hits we don’t see coming, seasons of discouragement, and moments when quitting feels easier than pressing on. In this teaching from Acts 18, Paul’s journey to Corinth shows how God meets us in the middle of the race—surrounding us with community, reminding us of our calling, and urging us to run with perseverance for an eternal prize.

Acts 17 shows how the gospel demands a response—some believe, others resist. Paul’s message reveals a God who wants to be known and challenges us to ask: Who’s on the throne of my life? The episode encourages daily devotion, spiritual discipline, and a heart that aches for others to know Jesus.

In Acts 17, the Gospel meets culture head-on and calls us turn from idols to the living God. This message explores how Scripture shapes thinking, why what is consumed matters, and what it looks like to respond to the Gospel daily. A challenge to live surrendered to King Jesus and ache for others to know Him.

God moves in unexpected ways, through unexpected people, and in unexpected places. In this episode, Pastor Jose and Worship Pastor Joel reflect on Acts 16, sharing personal stories of divine redirection, trusting God when plans change, and learning to worship even before the breakthrough comes.

In Acts 15, conflict in the early church wasn’t avoided — it was addressed with humility, clarity, and a commitment to unity. This episode unpacks how believers can handle tension without grumbling or arguing, stay anchored in the gospel, and respond to grace with obedience.

“Our world thinks that if we disagree, we must be enemies — we cannot be friends with those that we disagree with.” But the church should maintain a common unity even with differences, hurts, and tensions. In Acts 15, we see how to maintain common unity despite disagreements — so when people have conflict, they run to the church, not from it.