Acts 4:1-23

There is so much fear and anxiety in our world today. So many Christians in our world are hindered in their witness because they are afraid of cultural rejection and retribution.   For the Christian, fear is the fabrication of lies that call us to question the authority of God. The apostles Peter and John teach us in Acts 4 how to be bold and face rejection with joy and confidence in Christ.

John 6

With over 5,000 people following him around the Sea of Galilee, Jesus had a unique opportunity to begin establishing his kingdom with incredible support. Where political leaders have one goal— striving to hit critical mass - we find Jesus in John 6 saying something so grotesque and offensive that everyone stops following him with the exception of his twelve disciples. In this sermon, we will look at why Jesus didn’t attempt to clarify his metaphors or stop his followers from leaving.

Acts 3

This chapter is a testimony of what happens when the followers of Christ are sensitive to God's leading. When we begin to get God's heart we see those "certain people" who would otherwise blend in to our busy lives. What can God do when we are intentional to seek souls?  

Philippians 1-2

As we seek God together for vision in our ministry, the simple question arises… Who will we be? The answer is simple, we will be who God called us to be. This pursuit looks like making ourselves of no reputation, and relying on the grace rather than our own merits!

Acts 15-16

Looking to the testimonies of the early church fathers; Silas, Timothy, & Paul. We find clear principles for discovering God’s calling for our lives.

Phil 1-2

As we seek God together for vision in our ministry, the simple question arises… Who will we be? The answer is simple, we will be who God called us to be. This pursuit looks like abandoning fear and adoring unity.