Acts 6:1-7

Church growth brings growing pains.........and the first century church was rapidly growing! In this passage, we learn the importance of many people being involved in Jesus' mission and ministry - every Jesus follower can serve someone else!

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How could someone come to the place of rejoicing when suffering? How could someone be so courageous in the face of threats? In this message, Pastor Chris talks about the response of the first century Church to increasing opposition and persecution. Acts 5:17-42

Acts 4:32-5:11 NLT

Do you live with a reverence for God? Do you live by practicing honesty? Do you live to impress God more than to impress people? Join Pastor Chris as he continues to teach us from the example of the first century Church.

The first century Church provides many examples of how to live - in Christ-centered community, in prayer for courage and boldness to share the Word of God and personal testimonies, and in the power of the Holy Spirit. Join us in Acts 4!

Where are you with Jesus? Do you have a deep, ongoing relationship with Him? Is your allegiance to Him? Join us in Acts 4!

The Holy Spirit helps us to see and seize the opportunities around us every day. Are you expecting those opportunities? Join us in Acts 3!

The Holy Spirit works in so many ways in the life of a Jesus follower. The power of God changes lives. The Holy Spirit also helps us to see the people and needs around us. People need what only God can do!

Storms are a part of life. Sometimes, it can even seem that it’s one storm after another. Jesus is not shaken by the storms we face. Jesus is with us in the storms.

It’s time for the Church to wake up, grow up, look up, and lift up. To live a life of love and devotion to God, to grow to maturity in Christ, evidenced by love and service, to look up at what’s / WHO is around us, and to lift people up from where they are to Jesus.

The mission of God was so much bigger than they could imagine — and it all started on the Day of Pentecost.