We live in a world where facts are subjective. The Apostle Paul (in his first public speech) speaks about how power and truth of Jesus' resurrection. And how if we are to become followers of Jesus, we must embrace a resurrection that is confrontational, inconvenient, yet wonderful and full of promise.

Influence is the ability to change something or someone. Everyone of us has influence. Clint shares on how we can either use that influence to advance ourselves or how we can work with the Holy Spirit, and he can use our influence to move people closer to Jesus.

In this weekend's message, Brian explores how the early disciples responded to the Holy Spirit in times of tragic difficulty and times of surprising rescue. Through these examples, we can learn more about how to follow the Holy Spirit's leading in all kinds of circumstances we may face in life.

Brian teaches us from Acts 11:19-30 about how the Holy Spirit speaks and leads us as we connect in community and engage in discipleship.

How does following Jesus and being His witnesses work? John shares how Acts can be a practical guide for us on how to interact wit the Holy Spirit and how to share the good news.

Acts continues to reveal how to live as Jesus' followers in the real world, in our relationships, and in our conversations. Brenda shares about how God gives us this guide through Acts that teaches us how the Holy Spirit leads Jesus' community to be missional.

Michael tells us the story of God intervening in the apostle Paul's life in Acts 9 and shares with us the loving importance of an intervention.

Our job is to bring the good news about Jesus, but in the real world it can get complicated. John shares with us how "bringing the good news" works for followers of Jesus.

Jesus works through people to be His witnesses. What does it even look like for us to live that kind of life? John shares how Stephan can be an example for us as we learn to point our lives toward Jesus.

John shares on letting Jesus teach us how to have healthy spirituality in the real world, so we can be like him we can continue what he started.