Families of Faith

The gospel is clearly defined through Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection, confirmed by many witnesses, showing the foundation of faith and the reality of His victory -

1 Cor. 15:3–8

Each person has a unique role within the body, showing that growth, unity, and maturity come as every part functions in truth and love -

Rom. 12:4–8; 1 Cor. 12:18; Eph. 4:14–15

Salt, light, truth, and surrender come together to paint a picture of a life rooted in God—one that remains connected to Him, reflects His character, and produces lasting fruit -

Matt. 5:13–16; Lev. 2:13; John 17:17; Prov. 30:5; Rom. 12:1; John 15:4–5

A life shaped by God is seen in devoted community, surrendered living, and confident trust in His purpose, revealing that we are chosen, transformed, and called according to His plan -

Acts 2:42–47; Rom. 12:1; Rom. 8:28–30; Eph. 1:4–5

Genuine faith is seen in both shared life and personal conduct, where community and daily obedience come together to reflect a faith that is active, attentive, and lived out -

Acts 2:42–47; James 1:19–27

Togetherness is on full display as believers share life, resources, and faith, showing the strength and beauty of a unified community centered on God -

Acts 2:42–47

The early church models a life centered on devotion, unity, and generosity, showing how God’s presence shapes a community that lives and grows together -

Acts 2:42–47

A picture of the early church reveals a community devoted to teaching, fellowship, prayer, and generosity, where unity and shared life reflect the power of God at work -

Acts 2:42–47

The resurrection reveals Jesus’ victory over sin and death, declaring His power, fulfilling God’s promise, and offering new life to all who believe -

Matt. 28; Mark 16; Luke 24; John 20

Jesus foretells the scattering of His disciples and Peter’s denial, revealing human weakness while also showing His awareness and unwavering purpose through the unfolding events -

Mark 14:27–72