In this first part of a series leading up to Christmas, Pastor Ian Dunn encourages us that, like Rudolph, we have a glorious future.  He explains how even though Jesus was born in a barn, He was destined to bring God's kingdom to earth.  Ian challenges us to relentlessly pursue God and believe in a hope for the future.  The text is Matthew 1:18-25.

In this final part of a series on the book of Acts, Pastor Ian Dunn speaks about Paul's final message to the Jews in Acts 28.  He notes that for many prominent leaders in the history of the church, their moment of consecration (complete surrender of their will) was marked by a dramatic increase in power and in fruitfulness.  Ian challenges us to be the gentile that truly listens to the salvation message.   The text is Acts 28:23-31.

In this twenty-seventh part of a series on the book of Acts, Joel Hardy takes us through the three incidences in Acts 27 where Paul gives instruction to his captors during his journey to Rome.  Despite the circumstances, Paul was able to give godly advice to those around him and helped keep everyone on the ship safe throughout the storm.  Joel encourages us to spend more time with God so that we are ready to receive revelation and wisdom.  The text is Acts 27.

In this twenty-sixth part of a series on the book of Acts, Pastor Ian Dunn examines some of the key points between religious and relational approaches to God.  He highlights how we were designed to be in relationship with God, not just follow a set of religious rules.  Ian speaks about how salvation is by grace, not by works, that power is a divine gift without human control, and the presence of a relational God.  The text is Acts 26:1-18.

In this twenty-fifth part of a series on the book of Acts, Pastor Ian Dunn speaks about the challenges Paul faced when God didn't miraculously get him out of prison in Caesarea but instead allowed Paul to set up his own appeal to Caesar in Rome.  He describes five points to help navigate when faced with decisions in the absence of clear revelation.  Ian Dunn exhorts us to start with a God-centred focus, walk closely in love relationship with God, let the Bible inform our decisions, live in Christian community, and to remember that authorities are given by God for our good.  The text is Acts 25:1-12.

In this twenty-fourth part of a series on the book of Acts, Pastor Ian Dunn describes how Paul had to wait for two years before the promise that he would go to Rome was fulfilled.  He outlines several ways in which we can hold onto the promises that God has given to us.  These strategies include pressing into God for the promise, being patient in the process, praising him in the pain, and persisting until He fulfills the promise.  The text is Acts 23:11; 24:24-27

In this twenty-third part of a series on the book of Acts, Joel Hardy highlights how Paul was able to go straight to the heart of why members of the Sanhedrin were unwilling to accept the gospel.  He challenges us to spend time in the presence of God and to consider what it is that is blocking those around us from coming into relationship with Jesus.  The text is Acts 22:30-23:11.

In this twenty-second part of a series on the book of Acts, Pastor Ian Dunn breaks down Paul's testimony into some simple steps that we can use when sharing our testimony with others.  We can share our testimony like Paul did by asking permission, building connections, and then sharing about your past, your encounter with God, and your life in Christ since that encounter.  Pastor Ian Dunn encourages us to share the gospel message through our testimony to create "monuments" that will last forever.  The text is Acts 22:1-21.

In this twenty-first part of a series on the book of Acts, Doctor Ian Dunn describes some of the common myths that abound about the Christian faith.  One of the myths is that by following and obeying the Holy Spirit, one will always have good outcomes here on earth.  Paul's suffering in the book of Acts demonstrates that this is not always the case, but we can still care for each other with brotherly and sisterly love.  The text is Acts 21.

In this twentieth part of a series on the book of Acts, Joel Hardy continues speaking about Paul's third missionary journey.  He challenges us to be the church by being both a sheep (following Jesus) and being a shepherd (leading others towards Jesus).  The text is Acts 20:17-38.