Randy and Valerie Beaverson are partnered with YFC and have a unique point of view of what God is doing in parts of the world we often don't get to hear about. They have been a part of the missions family for over 35 years!

Pastor Jeff talks about the influence of his five people, and how we can imitate others as they imitate Christ.

Stephen, one of the seven chosen to meet needs in the church, faithfully serves, heals, and shares the good news of Jesus with others. Instead of blessings and recognition, Stephen's "reward" is hostility, arrest, and slander. What does Stephen's experience teach us about what it means to follow Jesus? Join us as we look at "The Accusation" from Acts 6:8-15.

Pastor Jeff gives insight to studying different types of texts in personal Bible Study and answers a question from a listener.

Jesus’ new community has faced threats from oppression and corruption. Now they’re challenged by the potential for division through distraction and disunity. What does their response say to us about the new kind of community God shapes by his Spirit? Join us as we look at “The Tables” from Acts 6:1-7.

Pastor Joey answers some rapid light questions submitted by listeners!

From conflict inside the church Luke takes us to conflict outside the church, in the form of an arrest, trial, and beating of the church’s leaders by the religious authorities. Desperate to stop the Jesus-movement, they inadvertently embolden the apostles, who are thrilled that they get to suffer for the name of Jesus. What about us? Are we willing to suffer for Jesus? Join us for “The Rescue” from Acts 5:12-14, and we’ll ask ourselves what we’re willing to sacrifice for the name of Jesus.

Pastor Joey shares some extra info he couldn't share in his sermon on Sunday including a new vocabulary word!

As the early church begins to grow, some leaders are appointed because of their character and qualifications, while others try to buy their way in to leadership. But this new Jesus-movement has no room for manipulation and false piety. In this sermon, we’ll dig into Acts 4:32-5:11, the famous story of “The Field,” and consider what this story says about our church, today.

Pastor Joey talks about the role of the Holy Spirit within the context of this week's passage (Acts 4:23-31) and answers a few texted in questions.