In part 2 of our series titled "The Kingdom", we see that the Gospel of Jesus Christ transcends circumstance, is available to everyone, and is the only truly good news! The Gospel isn't a story, it's a person: Jesus!

In part 1 of our series titled "The Kingdom", we celebrate Easter Sunday by fixing our eyes on the holiness and goodness of Jesus. Though He was God, he emptied Himself and became a servant, living and dying for sinners. But He didn't stay dead. He arose on the third day, victorious over sin, death, and Hell. He is the hero of our story, and He is alive!

In part 3 of our series titled "Family Discipleship", we learn what it takes to redeem the every day moments we share with our family for the sake of growing in our knowledge and love of the Lord.

In part 2 of our series titled "Family Discipleship", we explore what it means to redeem the time that we have as we seek to disciple our families and we look at a few practical steps we can take to start reorienting our lives around the things of God.

In part 1 of our series titled "Family Discipleship", we learn that discipleship is first about knowing God and loving Him. We engage our minds with the truth of who He is, stir our affections for Him, and then let that love flow through our hands and feet in active obedience and love for Him. As we seek to disciple our families, we actively seek to know and love God and then model this to our kids.

In part 7 of our series, Together on Mission, guest speaker Dioane Gates from World Impact preaches on Titus, the "Nurse of Crete". Titus was left in Crete to find elders from each town that would be able to shepherd and lead the church. God is in the business of taking what the enemy once used for destruction and using it for His glory, our good, and the sake of the Gospel!

As we conclude our 2 part message on the transformation of Paul in our "Together on Mission" series, we study Acts 9:7-31 and discover that mission begins with a clear sight of who we are and who Jesus is. Mission is about the glory of God, the good of others, and the sake of the Gospel bearing fruit.

In Part 5 of our series, Together on Mission, we examine the conversion of Saul and see that God invades the spaces of both the religious and the rebellious as he lovingly pursues His children.

As we study Acts 8:1-8 in part 4 of our series "Together on Mission", we see how God's prescribed method for advancing His mission has always been through the Word. We who have seen and heard and know the Word-made-flesh, Jesus, are called to display the Word through our lives and our speech so that others might also see, hear, and know Jesus by the power of the Spirit working through His Word.

As we study Acts 6:7 - 7:60 in part 3 of our series, "Together on Mission", we witness the death of Stephen for the cause of Christ. However, this is about so much more than his death: this is about how his life was wrapped up in the mission of Jesus. Stephen lived to tell the greatest story ever known and the only one that ultimately matters: the Gospel of Jesus Christ.