We’ve often read the parable of the sheep and the goals from Matthew 25 as only referring to special acts of giving and serving the poor, but what if Jesus seems is relating our entire eternal destiny to how we serve others through our work.

Monday is the new Sunday! The workplace is the primary place where we can live out our faith. Michael uses the basic storyline of the Bible to show us a new and beautiful way we can approach our work.

God is often described as a potter and we are His creation. As a potter himself, Dave Blakeslee demonstrates how each step in throwing a pot is analogous to God not only working in our lives but more importantly how much He deeply loves us.

John finishes up our last talk in the Practical Guide: Holy Spirit Led Community Series with a troubleshooting guide for times when it seems like there is no power in our relationship with Jesus.

What is normal for us to experience as followers of Jesus? In this weekend's message from Acts 18, Brian highlights five key items that were normal for 1st century Christians and outlines how we can live into those realities in our own journey of following Jesus today.

Everyone is unique so we each experience the gospel of Christ quite differently. Michael walks us through Paul's journey in Acts chapter 17 as he proclaims the good news in different ways to different people, all the while encouraging us to do the same.

The Gospel message is always the same truth, but the ways we bring it to others can vary. Brenda shares from Acts 16 about the different ways the gospel affected a businesswoman, a slave girl, and a Roman jailer. Acts 16:11-40

Hearing God's voice is the key experience of Christianity. Michael shares how Paul and his companions heard God's leading and direction in Acts 16 and how we can develop an ability to listen to Him like that too.

In this message, John tells us how, in community, conflict can actually be used to find the truth of the bible.

It takes real courage to follow the Holy Spirit's leading. In this message, Brain examines a few ways that the early disciples chose courage - pointing us to how that can help us grow as a Holy Spirit-led community, as well as ways we can learn to have courage in other areas of our lives.