In Acts chapter 20, Paul goes to the church in Ephesus to meet with the elders the for the last time. There, he gives advice on how to lead and teach the people, mainly to teach God's word with theological purity and to be on alert for 'savage wolves' from outside and within. Pastor Jason emphasizes the importance of the pastor to teach the whole Word of God, and every sermon should permeate the gospel.

This week we continue our journey through the Book of Acts, Chapter 19:18-27, where Paul faces intense spiritual warfare amidst a powerful revival in Ephesus, highlighting the unseen struggle against dark forces while the gospel transforms lives. As believers, we are called to stand strong in the midst of spiritual warfare, relying on God's armor to protect us against the schemes of the devil.

We continue our look into The Book of Acts, Chapter 19, with Pastor Chad Mason. During Pau's two-year stay in Ephesus, all the Jews and Greeks in Asia Minor heard the Word of the Lord. Many people became followers of Jesus, and many miracles took place, as this was an area of over 10 million people, most of whom did not know God. Although we may not see many, if any, miracles here today, they still happen often in places where many people don't know the Lord.

This week, Pastor Jason delves into the encounter of Paul with the 12 disciples he meets in Ephesus in Acts 19, emphasizing the need for a genuine relationship with Jesus and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit for salvation. It contrasts mere repentance or religious rituals with the life-transforming power of the Holy Spirit in believers' lives.

Pastor Jason continues the study of the Book of Acts, focusing on Apostle Paul's time in Athens and his subsequent journey to Corinth. The sermon emphasizes the transformation of Paul's character and hope despite the challenges faced by the church in Corinth.

In the sermon on Acts 17:16-34, Discipleship Pastor Daniel Justice explores Paul's time in Athens, emphasizing the challenges of waiting and remaining effective ambassadors of the Gospel in everyday life.

Paul, Silas, and Timothy head to Thessalonica after leaving Philippi, and details to Jewish leaders and others how Jesus is the promised messiah and all has gone according to God's plan. Paul answers many questions and encourages them to read the scriptures to prove his answers and find their own. Finding the solutions in the bible to confirm and answer questions builds upon a reasoned faith that is important today.

Today we explore the concept of "Ebenezer moments," those experiences when we encounter God's undeniable presence and calling in our lives. Pastor Chad Mason takes us through Acts 16:11-40. We uncover the stories of Lydia, a woman of faith and a slave girl liberated from darkness. These encounters showcase God's measures to reach His people and remind us of the incredible impact we can make when we faithfully respond to His calling.

This week, Pastor Jason explores Acts 16:1-10, where we find the remarkable story of Paul, Silas, and Timothy and their pursuit of God's guidance. In this sermon, we dive into their experiences of discerning God's will amidst uncertainty and closed doors. Pastor Jason reveals practical insights on surrendering to the Holy Spirit's leading, making wise decisions, and stepping out in faith.

This week Pastor Jason does a character study of Barnabas and the importance of his relationship with Paul.