This week we follow Saul on the road to Damascus and witness a powerful transformation. What begins as a righteous mission to persecute becomes a holy calling to proclaim. Pastor Varinia explores how an encounter with Jesus changes Saul's perspective, relationships, and purposeand how our own journeys can mirror that transformation. What might Jesus be inviting you to see, surrender, or become?

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This weeks message explores the radical grace of God and the Spirit-led courage of Philip, who crosses cultural, religious, and social boundaries to baptize an Ethiopian eunuch. Pastor Josh challenges us to be early adopters of gracepeople who trust the Spirits leading, even when it takes us beyond the limits of tradition or comfort. When the Spirit says go, will we go?

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What does it mean to follow Jesus when its dangerous? In this weeks message, we look at the powerful witness of Stephenthe first Christian martyrwho refused to back down from the truth of the Gospel, even as it cost him his life. His story invites us to ask: Will we be bold enough to speak truth, live with grace, and forgive like Jesus, no matter the cost?

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This week, we reflect on Acts 4:1-31 and the bold obedience of Peter and John in the face of opposition. Though uneducated and ordinary, their lives bore unmistakable evidence that they had been with Jesus. Pastor Varinia challenges us to ask: does our life point others to Christ? In a world that often silences faith, we are called to live boldly, speak graciously, and reflect Christ's grace and truth through our lives.

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In this Fathers Day message, Pastor Josh reflects on the power and purpose of Christian community through personal stories and Acts 2:4247. From a donated minivan to the earliest church gatherings, were reminded that God often works through othersand its in the crucible of community that we are formed into disciples.

What does true biblical fellowship (koinonia) look like? How can we move from friendly to family in Christ? This sermon invites us to step deeper into life together, where love, prayer, and generosity create a witness the world cant ignore.

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DAILY DEVOTIONAL READINGS & REFLECTIONS

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In his sermon, Pastor Josh emphasizes the importance of discernment over mere decision-making when faced with significant choices in life. He highlights the disciples' model of seeking God's guidance through prayer, community, and scripture as they navigated the decision to replace Judas. Pastor Josh encourages the congregation to bring their own pressing decisions to God, assuring them that they are not alone in the process. Ultimately, he affirms that through prayer and support from fellow believers, individuals can find peace in their decisions and trust in God's will.

SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION GUIDE

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Small Group Discussion Guide