In this week's sermon, we see how Peter's imprisonment and Herod's death show how we are either saved by the gospel or rightly judged by it.  

Does God still speak to His people in the midst of their hardships?  How should we respond to the difficulties of this life?  We find the answers in how the early Church responded to their own difficulties.

Peter reports to the Jerusalem Church the events of Cornelius and the gospel's spread to the Gentiles.  From his report, as well as the encouragement of Barnabas, we learn that God is enough for His Church.

What does Peter's preaching of the gospel show us about the need for preaching? Should our lives match the gospel? What happens when the gospel is received?  These questions are answered in today's sermon.

In today's message,  the gospel expands to the Gentiles as both Peter and a centurion named Cornelius have separate yet connected visions from God, as He reveals to both of them that salvation is for all nations.

How do the miracles in Scripture reveal the gospel and should we expect to see them today? 

What is the Church's role in approving and sending those who feel called to ministry?  This week Pastor Jason examines the calling of Saul and the apostle's role in affirming it.

What can we take from one of the greatest turnarounds in Church history?  This week, Pastor Jason looks at Saul's conversion on the road to Damascus.