This sermon focuses on Justifying Grace, and how God makes it "Just as if we'd never sinned" through faith in Jesus Christ.

This series looks at the activity of God through the Holy Spirit in the lives of human beings. The opening sermon focuses on the idea of Prevenient Grace as God's Spirit moving in our lives and pulling us towards Jesus before we are aware of it.

A look at the end of Paul's ministry in Acts 28 and how when a fire burns out it leaves fertile ground for something new to grow.

A look at Paul's time in Athens in Acts 17 as the backbone of our evangelistic efforts here in the modern world.

A look at the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15 and how Peter's declaration there sets the precedent that there the only requirements for membership in the community of Jesus are to believe in him and to walk away from the worship of false gods.

This sermon looks at Acts 10 as the opening of the gospel to the entire world. This major shift changes the world forever, and changes the way that we are called to see and interact with the world around us.

A look at the conversion of Saul in Acts 9, and how he became the agent to spread the gospel to the ends of the earth.

Continuing into Acts 8, this sermon looks at how the Holy Spirit is the critical and uncontrollable variable that spreads the Gospel message.

A Look at the Martyrdom of Stephen as both the catalyst that sends the movement of Jesus outside of the walls of Jerusalem as well as the model for our own behavior when we face conflict.

A look at Acts 5 and the contrasting activity between the physical temple and the temple of believers in the new Jesus Community