When was the last time you were caught off-guard? There's no shortage of surprises in the stories of Jesus' followers forming the first Church after His resurrection. Discover an unpredictable God and how He loves inviting ordinary people like us into the extraordinary as we journey through the book of Acts.

We might know the Easter story, but does it mean anything to us today? Come experience and celebrate what Easter 2023 offers, April 8/9 at FAC! Expect a 75-minute service filled with worship music, creative elements, and a message of hope from the Bible.

Forgiven. Forsaken. Free. Reflect on the meaning of Good Friday through music and stories on April 7 as we gather together as one church in one location. (FAC Southwest and FAC en Español will join together with the Deerfoot and Online Campuses.)

Time is up. Jesus’ arrest is about to happen; the cross awaits. This weekend we take in Jesus' agony as He cries out to God, and yet chooses to surrender to God’s plan. Jesus lays it all down … and chooses you. (Matthew 26:39-42)

Do you feel alone or forgotten? Ever wonder if God sees you? Did you know that Jesus prayed for you, and it’s right in your Bible? When we feel overwhelmed or forgotten, take comfort in knowing He prayed for us - and still does. (John 17:9-26)

Jesus doesn’t have long to go before facing the cross. As He prays for Himself, He prays that God’s glory will be made known through what comes next. Let’s slow down to be with Jesus. (John 17:1-6)

When you’re faced with the hardest moments in life, where do you turn? Do you find yourself taking a closed-off or open posture? What can we learn from how Jesus prayed as He looked ahead to His coming death? (John 12:27-28)

Ever felt misunderstood? Even when people didn’t really understand Jesus, He prayed with a thankful heart - which isn’t our usual response! Maybe as we learn to pray with Jesus, our hearts can be changed. (Matthew 11:25-26)

What does it sound like when you pray? Is it usually a wish list? A cry for help? What or who are you focusing on? It's hard to know how to pray. Leading up to Easter, let's pray through the very prayers of Jesus in the Bible, starting with the blueprint He gave us. (Matthew 6:9-13)

There’s nothing worse than feeling like you’re not seen or heard. We’re so distracted by screens that we miss out on connecting with God and those around us. What would happen if we resisted the urge to scroll, turned down the volume, and paid attention?