Prayer is continuing a conversation that God has started through His Word and His grace, which eventually becomes a full encounter with Him.

Tim Theule | Acts 1:14, Acts 2:42, Acts 4:31, Acts 6:3-4, Acts 13:1-3, Acts 12:5 | 01/01/2017 On this first Sunday of 2017, as we jump back into our series in Acts, we take a look at the priority of prayer in the early church as a jumpstart for our own praying individually and corporately.

Tim Theule | Matthew 5:14-16 | 12/18/2016 Jesus says to us His followers, 'You are the light of the world.' We are lit to shine for him in every place where he sends us. In this message we explore what that means.

Jeff Jennings | Ephesians 5:1-14 | 12/11/2016 What does it mean to walk in love, as children of light, as Christ loved us? In Ephesians 5, the Apostle Paul paints a contrast of light and darkness, true love and counterfeit love and calls us to self examine our behavior and speech in light of what is pleasing to the Lord.

Tim Theule | 2 Corinthians 4:1-12 | 12/04/2016 Christmas is described as the coming of Jesus, the light of the world. In 2 Corinthians 4 we discover that Jesus' person and work is called 'the light of the Gospel.' We also learn 3 useful realities about this 'light of the Gospel' which remind us that beneath the surface of what we see, there is a 'Light Struggle.'

This Advent we are exploring what it means for Jesus to be the Light that shined in the darkness and how His shining causes and compels us to shine as well. This morning we’ll look at Isaiah 60 where the Light was promised to shine.

Tim Theule | Acts 4:32-5:16 | 11/20/2016 The story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5 is troubling to contemporary audiences. Why is it here and what are God's people in all ages intended to learn from it?

Tim Theule | Acts 4:18-31 | 11/13/2016 What is our response when opposition/suffering/resistance arises to our faith and the Gospel? In the second half of Acts 4, we see the surprising and unexpected way the Early Church responded to the first opposition to the Gospel.

Ben Collins | Acts 3:1–26 | 10/30/2016 An undeniable miracle done in Jesus' name creates the context for the call for repentance and faith that Jesus is truly God's promised Messiah and that he is alive and well and still working blotting out sin and healing. The Jewish crowds as well as us today are called to repentance and faith and to fulfill our call to be a blessing to all the families of the earth in Jesus' name.

Jeff Jennings | Acts 2:22-47 | 10/23/2016 The explanation of Pentecost is truly about the Person of Jesus Christ. Peter makes this very clear in his first New Covenant sermon tying the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ to the sovereign hand of God the Father and by pointing to the universal need for repentance and faith brought about on that day by the power of the Holy Spirit.