The Experience series concludes today in Acts chapter 5. Join us as Pastor Dave teaches from a somewhat ugly, confusing passage. We will encounter a less-than-perfect church, a challenge to our natural hypocrisy, and an invitation to trust in the love of God.

Join us for the fourth episode of the Experience series as Crosswalk Chattanooga's Pastor Ritchie Pruehs teaches from Acts chapter four.

Pastor Tim Gillespie leads our third episode in the Experience series in an exploration of Acts chapter three.

Join us as our Experience series explores Acts 2 and the story of the formulation of the Christian church at Pentacost.

Join us as we launch a new series, The Experience, exploring the first five chapters of Acts. Jesus has suffered and died on the cross and newly risen. But the work is not over. It has only just begun. For now, we experience the body of believers... the church.

This conclusion of our Invitation series celebrates the resurrection story of Luke 24. And could it be that the resurrection story isn't just about "someday" our loved ones will be alive again? What if we all need a resurrection, today?

Today's episode of The Invitation teaching series explores Luke 23 and the crucifixion of Christ. Join Pastor Dave as he considers Mount Calvary, Mount Moriah and other mountains we make.

Pastor Tim leads us through a study of Luke 22 as we near Easter weekend and the resurrection story. As this chapter unfolds, we encounter a story of betrayal and, maybe, we see ourselves, our tendency to make spirituality about ourselves, and the amazing grace of Jesus.

Ourganda is a ministry to the people of Uganda that suggests the pain and difficulty of people around the world are a part of the heartbeat of Jesus and, therefore, should be a concern to us as well. Join us as Ron Gladden explains our new outreach partnership with Ourganda, the work they are doing and how we can be involved.

Today The Invitation series explores Luke 21. Jesus has spent a difficult couple of days in the temple in Jerusalem, challenging the leadership. And then, the best thing to happen to Jesus on the way to the cross... an impoverished widow and the offering of her two coins drown out the discouragement and leap the barriers of religiosity.