Jesus is the way, truth and the life. Why isn't this preached more in churches today?

One of the ways the Holy Spirit moves is by giving the disciples boldness to stand firm in their faith and preach the good news, even in the face of persecution. There's also an opportunity for us to be bold in our faith.

We are joined this morning by our Next Gen leader, Gary Boschain, who walks us through one of the loveliest moments in all of the Gospels. Our church seeks to partner with families to disciple children.

Peter and John are about to enter the temple when they encounter a man crippled from birth. What we learn about this encounter will shape our praise and hope for healing.

The Holy Spirit inspires the early church to devote themselves to four key things – the apostle's teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. How can we as the church and individual followers of Jesus do a better job of devoting ourselves to what matters to God?

Part of Peter's message to God's people gathered in Jerusalem is that WE, yes we, killed Jesus. This leads to his great conclusion – repent and be baptized. Get ready to rejoice in decisions made to repent and be baptized!

The Day of Pentecost was no random occurrence. This was a planned move of God to show that He is in control, and Jesus is the fulfillment of the Old Testament. The Bible is trustworthy and true!

We are starting a new series looking at the Holy Spirit's movement throughout the book of Acts. Today, we look at Jesus' last words to the disciples, a promise of the Holy Spirit and what He can do in and through them.

The presence of Jesus brings light into dark places. Before Mary discovered the tomb was empty, Scripture says that the morning was dark. But when Jesus reveals Himself to her, He tells her to go and glow.

God sent Malachi to wake up the nation of Israel. God has loved them and calls the priests to preserve the knowledge of God as His messengers. This applies to us today – remember God's love and stay true to His Word.