As we continue our "Multiply" study of the book of Acts, we see in Acts 5:12-17 a great reminder of what the Gospel is, which also informs why we should share it.

Be careful what you ask for! Habakkuk questions God and then is shocked by God's answer. And the same is true for us! But by the end of his short book, Habakkuk models a beautiful trust and joy in God.

Signs and wonders are all over the book of Acts. What are we to make of these phenomena? How are we to understand signs and wonders. As we continue our "Multiply" study of the book of Acts, we look "head on" at this intriguing issue.

On this baptism Sunday, we recognize together that when we baptize followers of Jesus, we are celebrating a "visual Gospel" that is a practice rooted in the command of Jesus from the very earliest days of church. Baptism is all over the book of Acts because this is what the followers of Jesus do!

The last in our mini series on prayer throughout the book of Acts, this message looks at the many ways God speaks, shows up and acts in response to the prayers of His people. May the testimony of the book of Acts motivate us to devoted, fervent, passionate praying in 2017!

01.15.17 Growth Group Audio

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 week we’ll look at Isaiah 60 where the Light was promised to shine.

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?

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.

As we look at Acts 4:1-22, we see 4 characteristics of the early church that we hope and pray and desire to be true of Grace Central Coast.