As we conclude our series in Acts, we witness Paul's relentless pursuit of the Kingdom of God. Nothing could keep him from sharing the remarkable story of Jesus!

As Paul heads out on his next missionary journey, we begin to see the spread of the kingdom, not just the church. In Ephesus, we see specifically what the kingdom of God can do to a city.

In Acts 16, we see a historic worship service happen where Paul and Silas choose to praise the Lord in spite of their current sufferings. There is much we can learn from these heroes of the faith.

Saul & Barnabas go on their first missionary journey where they: encounter crazy stories, proclaim the gospel, draw people's attention to Jesus, and lay down their preferences for the sake of others. Today, we see that our call is to do much the same.

Sometimes, the church can have beautiful things happening all around while we still are struggling personally. But we also know that when struggles press in on the church, we often see her most beautiful work in the world.

The early church involved real-life people. When people are involved, things inevitably get messy. What can we glean from some of the people in the early church and apply to our messy experiences with church today?

Stephen didn't waste his life and God didn't waste his death. A lot of us wonder if we would be willing to die for God but the better question for today is, are we living for Him?

What makes a church effective? In Acts 2-6 we see what the church is about at its most basic and core level.

What is the baptism of the Holy Spirit? Acts chapter 2 sheds important light on how we as Christians can live in power even today.

The beginning of Acts shows us the blueprint for the rest of the book: to take the message of Jesus out to the world in power. But how did the apostles stay on mission? By believing in Jesus and surrendering to the Holy Spirit.