Walk through the conclusion of the Book of Acts as Pastor Anthony shares how to make the best of a bad situation.

Following Jesus will not ensure a storm-free life. Hardships will happen. But when we walk through life with God, we can experience true peace during difficult times. Are you prepared for storms?

In Acts 16:6-10 it is recorded that Paul is kept by the Holy Spirit from preaching in one area of the world, followed by a vision calling him to preach somewhere else. These are just two ways God speaks to us. Watch as we discuss other ways.

A reality of humans working together is disagreement. It can be an opportunity to learn and grow, or a time to permit bitterness and unforgiveness to take root in our hearts.

(August 4, 2019 • Pastor Anthony Bulmer) The church is people. People with different backgrounds, gifts, opinions, hopes, and wounds. When we come together empowered by the Holy Spirit, we are given the opportunity to encourage one another and make an impact in our community.

In the early church, the Book of Acts documents people experiencing the power of God, being filled with His Spirit, and becoming people with changed hearts and changed lives. That freedom is still available today. Have you experienced it?

In Acts 12:19b-24 we see the death of Herod Agrippa (King Herod). In an effort to prevent the spread of Christianity, he persecuted followers of Jesus. Watch as Pastor Michael shows the exact thing Herod was trying to prevent, was actually magnified and glorified.

Have you ever stopped and looked back on your life and thought about how the map or the footprints trace your years and your experiences? The Book of Acts documents the story of the church's beginnings and God is still writing that story today.

The strength of the church is in ordinary people, full of the Holy Spirit and faith. People who have simply decided to live in awareness of and response to God's presence, no matter where He has placed them.

A family that prays together, stays together? Does this truly help? Walk through Acts 11:1-18 as we look at church unity, and how a family that is connected with God will have a real sense of unity.