This week Scott Rodgers took us through Romans 5. We talked about what being a friend of God means in our lives.

This week we look at Acts 18. We see Paul meet some new friends as he arrives in Corinth. We also read the message God gave to Paul that encouraged and challenged him to continue preaching the Gospel in Corinth.

This week Brad Kilgore takes us through the second part of Acts 17. In Acts 17 we see Paul living on mission and making disciples. Based on how we see Paul live on mission, we can ask ourselves four questions to evaluate ourselves. What do you see? How does that make you feel? Where do you go? What do you say?

This week we look at Acts 17 and unpack some truths about the Bible.

This week we look at the rest of Acts 16. In Acts 16 we can read about the conversion stories of three very different people. These people all have one thing in common... they need Jesus.

This week we talk about the freedom that we have in Jesus and how that relates to sharing the Gospel.

At the end of Acts 15 Paul and Barnabas have a disagreement. This week we look at what their conflict teaches us about having disagreements with others in our lives. We must fight fight for relationship.

This week we look at Acts 15 and talk about something that Paul was not willing to let slide.  "For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God— not by works, so that no one can boast" Ephesians 2:8-9.

Despite livestream issues, this week we look at Acts 13 and 14. We look at the first missionary journey of Paul and Barnabas. Their journey shows us key things to remember when we seek to live our lives on mission with Jesus.

This week we looked at the beginning of Acts 13. We looked at the sacrifices that the early church leaders made when they were prompted by the Holy Spirit. We talked about embracing changes in order to reach those in our community.