In this message, "Raising the Dead," from our sermon series in Acts, “The Third Missionary Journey,” we are reminded of the dangers of falling asleep during the sermon . . . and we see the power of God, through Paul, to raise the dead.

In this message, "Counterattack," from our sermon series in Acts, “The Third Missionary Journey,” we see again the power of idolatry in the lives of those Paul was sharing the Gospel with – and we definitely see reflection of these events in our current society, too.

In this message, "The Seven Sons of Sceva," from our sermon series in Acts, “The Third Missionary Journey,” we are given some sobering truths regarding the demonic realm, the power of God, and the dangers of religious pretenders and charlatans.

In this message, we have the privilege of hearing God’s Word preached by Brad Branham. Brad is the director of the Baptist Collegiate Ministry (BCM) at Arkansas Tech and our partner in the planned launch of Hello Church on the ATU campus this Fall.

In this message, "Paul Keeps His Promise," from our sermon series in Acts, “The Third Missionary Journey,” we are challenged by some crucial doctrine about both baptism and the Holy Spirit’s ministry as Paul keeps his promise to return to the city of Ephesus.

As we conclude our sermon series in Acts, “The Second Missionary Journey,” we see a weary, wiser Paul facing some final opposition and giving out some final exhortations for the churches in Corinth and Ephesus before he returns home to Antioch.

As we move into week six of our sermon series in Acts, “The Second Missionary Journey,” we come to one of the most memorable, most powerful “Sermon Spotlights” in all of the book: Paul’s “Masterpiece at Mars Hill.”

As we celebrate our high school and collegiate graduates for 2018, we have the opportunity to hear a special message from Justin Myrick, our Pastor of Collegiate and International Students.

As we move into week five of our sermon series in Acts, “The Second Missionary Journey,” we explore Paul’s ministry and reactions upon arriving in one of the most influential and godless cities in the First Century: Athens.

As we move into week four of our sermon series in Acts, “The Second Missionary Journey,” we see radically different responses to the Gospel in two different cities, a reminder to us that we, too, can expect both opposition and fruit in our evangelism efforts.