The timeless message of Jesus needs to be applied in timely ways.  This can be difficult for some Christians because they are unsure how to live in today's culture in an effective way.  In this message, we learn some basic principles on how to accommodate how we live by faith by avoiding compromising our faith.

Life is full of tension and transitions.  Praise God that boy His grace we can navigate both in ways that can help us to fulfill God's purpose for our lives.  In today's message, we are going to see how God did this through Paul, Barnabas, and John-Mark.

There is a reason why the song "Amazing Grace" is too inspiring and timeless.  Yet, no words can accurately describe how amazing God's grace is.  Despite our limitations, it is possible to grow in our understanding.  In today's message, we see how we are saved by God's grace and how we are called to live by God's grace, especially when addressing the common questions people have about what Christians can and can't do.

Paul's first missionary journey is meant to introduce the third and final section of the book of Acts which shows God fulfilling His promises through His people despite them facing great opposition, so that believers experience the same results.  Other topics focus on why God allows suffering in the world today and what can we do in response to it.

Vance Havner once said, "The same sun melts ice and hardens clay, and the Word of God humbles or hardens the human heart."  The Truth of God hits us all the same.  The result is dependent on how we respond to it.  In today's message, we look at what it looks like to humble ourselves to avoid resisting God due to our pride.

It is wise to expect the unexpected because it is a normal part of life.  What matters is whether we respond or react to moments like this.  We can prepare for the unexpected by learning to develop our spiritual muscle memory through certain disciplines which will help us to respond with wisdom and void reacting foolishly, especially when times are tough.

There are many Christians who wonder what they must do in order to grow and mature in their faith.  In today's message, we will discover principles that helped the Church in Antioch grow in the faith that we can apply today.

Since the beginning of the church's history, there have been debates regarding what Christians should and shouldn't look like.  In today's message, we will examine the first debate on this issue to learn how to enjoy the process of eternal life while avoiding the dangers of perfectionism.

Peter received a strange vision one day which pointed to God's purpose on who can be saved and who are Christians called to love.  In today's message, we are going to see God’s master rescue plan fully unleashed on the world and what that means for us today.

The quiet thing that few want to say out loud in the Church is that many doubt their own salvation.  Is it possible to know if we are saved?  How can we be sure?  In today's message, we will examine Scripture to find the answers to these questions.  

All Biblical references: Acts 9:36-42, Romans 3:10, 3:23-24, 5:8, 10:9-11; Titus 2:11-14 Ephesians 2:4-5, 9; 2 Corinthians 13:5; 1 John 5:13; 2 Peter 1:1-11