Do you have any friends who are always calling you about new things that will improve or change your life? They always seem to have an answer or excitement for different things? As we continue our series, Stories from Acts, JP teaches through Acts 3:1-10, teaching us about the most influential and life changing thing you can ever experience.

1) Opportunities open out of ordinary obedience
2) The gospel gives generously
3) Miracles make way for the message

The first is always the standard. Think about all the restaurants where the first is the best then they become chains and it isn’t the same. In the same way, we must understand the first church and how we too ought to emulate the original church.

1) Daily devoted

2) Sacrificially generous

3) Joyfully evangelistic

As we begin our sermon series on the book of Acts, we start at the birth of the Church. On the day of Pentecost the Holy Spirit came into the disciples and kickstarted the growth of the Church. In this message, we see what the Holy Spirit actually does when He comes into the life of a believer.

1) The Holy Spirit gives clarity so that people might know God

2) The Holy Spirit gives courage so that people might know God

3) The Holy Spirit gives conviction so that people might know God

One of the biggest problems we face in our society today is the absence of intentional, involved fathers. As we finish our series on the Uncommon Family, Scott talks about how Uncommon Fathers encourage, comfort, and urge their children to live lives worthy of the gospel.

1) Uncommon Fathers Encourage
2) Uncommon Fathers Comfort
3) Uncommon Fathers Urge

Parenting is a task given to us by God that requires intentionality. As Christians, the way we view the task of being a parent and the way we view our children needs to be uncommon to the world around us. As we continue our series Uncommon Family, Derek Davidson teaches through Psalm 127 on what an Uncommon Parent does.

1) Opportunities open out of ordinary obedience
2) The gospel gives generously
3) Miracles make way for the message

Left to our own desires, we’re all selfish and put our needs before the needs of others. This leads to conflict and dissatisfaction in all relationships. The uncommon marriage stands out and is marked by a selflessness that comes from a humble relationship with the Lord and with our spouse.

1) We fight with each other because we’re selfish
2) We fight with God because we’re selfish
3) We fight selfishness with humility

Just as JP taught you can pass luggage/bad things on to the next generation, we can also pass on good things to the next generation. In fact, the most important thing you can pass on is an authentic faith. This week we learn 3 ways to pass on our faith to create an uncommon legacy.

1) Set the example
2) Show them the way
3) Surround them with Scripture

Have you ever traveled somewhere with a lot of luggage? Do you prefer traveling with a lot of luggage or a little luggage? As we continue our series, Uncommon Family, JP teaches us about generational baggage, how all of us have varying amounts of baggage based on our family of origin, and how we can deal our baggage.

1) False beliefs
2) Performance
3) Fears
4) Sin Struggles
5) Abuse/abandonment

As a Christian, what does it mean to be God’s man or God’s woman? Do the Scriptures speak to this issue? As we continue our series, Uncommon Family, Wes Butler teaches us what it means to be uncommon men and women in a culture that is consistently blurring the lines between the two by examining Genesis 1, 2, & 3.

1) Uncommon men and women are made when we model biblical womanhood and manhood
2) Uncommon men and women are made when we avoid gender stereotypes
3) Uncommon men and women delight in diversity
4) Uncommon men and women empathize with the broken.

To make an uncommon difference, you must live in an uncommon way. In this sermon, we see how an uncommon mom impacted her daughter through her passionate pursuit of Jesus.

1) Uncommon Moms have an uncommon pursuit of Jesus
2) Uncommon moms contend for their kids
3) Jesus honors uncommon faith