From the books of Acts, comes a great account of one man-- Philip, a layman-- that God called to step out from where he was to the backside of nowhere.... sharing the Gospel with a guy traveling down the road in his chariot. Philip shows us how to live a life of obedience-- running to the opportunity that God provided to share about Jesus. Those same opportunities are all around us... let's chase the chariot.

How should you respond when trouble comes? In this week's message, we unpack a passage of Scripture where King Hezekiah and the nation of Judah, find themselves being confronted by a huge army. They're overwhelmed... which is where we find ourselves at times... but God's got you and He's got your problems in His hands. Listen in and see that God is faithful to take you through.

We wrap up our series, I Love My Church, by looking at the words of Jesus challenging us to be salt and light in our day-to-day life. Jesus said that the world will know we are His disciples by the way we love one another... with the goal of sharing His love with those we meet each day. How will the world know of God's love if we do not share? Listen in as Pastor Bryan challenges us to share God's love with everyone we see.

Jesus said that the world would know we are His disciples by the way in which we love one another. To love one another, means that we are doing life together so closely that we know of the needs of one another. And that we will do whatever we can to help meet those needs. The church in Acts 4, gave all they had to help one another-- to the extent that no one had need among them. Jesus says it is more blessed to give than receive... let's be like Him... let's be givers... let's help one another.

We love God and His church by allowing His love to be expressed to others. God has given each believer spiritual gift{s} to be used in making a difference for Him in His church and in the world. Because God has chosen and given us "super" gifts, He calls us to be superheroes. Listen in as we look at what superheroes and Christmas presents have to do with the church.

In this message, Pastor Bryan shares about the fences in our lives. Not the literal fence around our yards, but the fences that we have that keep us from being who God wants us to be. He wants us to know that Jesus is the fence crasher... He takes down the fence that separates us from God, because of the sin problem we are born with... and He will also take down the fences we erect to keep people from seeing who we really are. If we truly want to be the church that God intends, we need to allow Jesus to crash the fence.... and connect with Him and with others. Let's do life with Jesus and with one another.

Jesus told His disciples {and us} that the world would know we are His disciples by the way that we love one another. In this series, we are challenged to intentionally love the church... not rate it... like when we go to a restaurant... but love the church for what it is and can be... family. Let's be the church that God intends us to be.... let's love our church.

When God's grace finds you, He changes everything. King David is looking for someone in Saul's family so that he can show them the kindness of God. God is looking for you to give you His grace. No matter where you are, what you've done... His grace seeks you. And His grace changes everything.