In week two of our final sermon series in Acts, “The Center of the Empire,” we come to one of the most familiar texts in the book of Acts – the storm that swallows the ship carrying Paul to Rome.

In this week's message, we start our final series in our journey through the book of Acts, entitled, “The Center of the Empire.” We begin with the conclusion of Paul’s hearing before King Agrippa – the final act before he heads to Rome.

In this week's message, with Election Day just a few days away, we take a break from our Acts series to consider some truth from the book of Proverbs regarding the kind of character we should NOT look for in elected officials.

In today's message, "Paul's Perplexity," from Acts 25:13-27, we are reminded that the things of God and the behavior of His saints, when we are walking rightly, will often confuse those who are anchored in darkness.

In today's message, "Paul's Witness," from Acts 26:1-33, we witness one of Paul’s most amazing “Sermon Spotlights,” all while his life and freedom hang in the balance before Agrippa and Festus.

In today's message, "Paul's Appeals,” from Acts 24:22-25:12, we are reminded of how those who need Christ will typically respond to the truth and power of the Gospel as Paul dialogues with Felix.

In today's message, "Paul's Defense," from Acts 24:1-21, we see the beginning of a series of “defenses” Paul must make before Jewish and Roman authorities. As we’ve come to expect, his calm, his intellect, and his faith shine through.

Today, we have the privilege of beginning our Fall Revival with our special guest and longtime friend of FBC, Tom Harmon. Tom and his wife, Joyce, have partnered with FBC for over 20 years to challenge us to pursue a life of authentic faith in Jesus Christ.

In today's message, "Paul's Deliverance,” from Acts 23:6-25, we see Paul’s circumstances continue to deteriorate – but we also receive a powerful reminder that God is always sovereign, especially when we feel life is out of control.

In today's message, "Paul's Contempt," from Acts 22:22-23:5, we see the humanity of Paul on full display. It’s another reminder that he was not a superhero or a robot – nor was he perfect. He was a man, a man struggling with his sin; yet, he fought consistently to focus on the Gospel.