Acts 15 is a context for God's grace and His intent to restore. His truth - not our past failures or mistakes - is what defines and frees us. Looking into the story of Paul, Barnabas and John Mark, we can see God's sovereign will at work, beginning with a pivotal theological crisis at the Jerusalem Council. We follow along through relational fracture to the multiplication of missional ministry. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

God uses trials and opposition to forge believers into stronger servants, and we can see that in Paul's mission to Lystra and the modern idol of self-worship and autonomy. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

Acts 13 shows that the gospel is good news — but it divides as some reject it and others rejoice in grace. Our job is faithful, Jesus-shaped witness; the Spirit handles the results. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

ACTS 13, The Lord of the Rings, and the reality of spiritual warfare. Chris reminds us that even though we have a real enemy, the Kingdom of God and the armor he provides that fits us best is stronger. The call to you as a believer is to come in community to the communion table, and forsake what may have influenced and oppressed you - to invite the Holy Spirit to help close the door on the enemy where personal patterns have become prisons, and to accept the freedom He already paid for in full. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

Reading in Acts, we can compare the growth and character of the early church in Antioch and Jerusalem. This message highlights how God uses ordinary people, diversity and a community with a generous mission-minded heart to expand His kingdom.
Chris shares about the part encouragement and mentorship play in the Antioch story, and how worship should today still lead to sending. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

It's one thing to say, "Lord, I want Your presence". It's another thing to live like I mean it. And another thing still to realize who it is I'm talking about when I say presence. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

Like David in the wilderness, fasting awakens us spiritually, where our hunger becomes a place of fulfillment. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

The new King has come, and every heart responds. This sermon traces four reactions to Jesus and calls us to be worshipers as He reshapes our steps. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

Heaven breaks into our margins and awakens in us the deep, stubborn joy of knowing that Christ the Lord has come — for us. // A message by Chris Hyatt.

The “Christmas story" is actually a collection of many unique stories interwoven to reveal God's desire to be with humanity. The historical accounts in scripture lead to a present-day invitation for Jesus to enter our personal lives. The Christmas story is still incomplete without the addition of your own story. // A message by Robert Grant.