Passage: Ephesians 4:1-6. James Bast, the Pastor of Outreach at Grandview Church preaches on the second value of HGC: being a relational church. He walks through how the gospel unifies and emphasizes relationships between individuals of the church for witness and edification.

Passage: Acts 9:20-31. Last week, we looked at how God saved and transformed Saul's life from murderer to missionary. This week, we see how God begins to use Saul for his mission and glory. If God can use Saul, he can use you!

Passage: Acts 9:1-19. The apostle Paul started out as a murderous persecutor of the early church, but Jesus stopped him and transformed his life from murderer to missionary. If God can save Paul, he can save you.

Passage: Acts 8:26-40. Our calling as Christians to share the gospel with people must be driven by our love for people and our trust in God. Philip the Evangelist embodies this as he helps the Ethiopian eunuch to understand who Jesus is and what he has done.

Passage: Acts 8:4-25. This week, we see the apostles meet "the first heretic," Simon the magician. Saving faith is far more than just simple words spoken, but requires an actual transformed heart.

Passage: 1 Corinthians 1:18-2:5. What is a gospel-driven church? Why does it matter? What is the church's calling? This week, we see in the letter of 1 Corinthians that a gospel-driven church preaches Christ, boasts in Christ, and is in Christ.

Passage: Acts 6:8-8:3. This week, Aaron teaches on how Stephen's life, message, and death proclaim the gospel, and how we should do the same. Not to be like Stephen, but to be like Jesus.

Passage: Acts 6:1-7. On Thanksgiving Sunday, Aaron Roeck walks through Acts 6:1-7 as we see how the apostles establish more leaders to help the early church carry out their mission.

Passage: Habakkuk 1:2-4. Artur Borges walks through Habakkuk and related passages, showing us how the Bible encourages us to praise the name of the Lord throughout every trial.

Passage: Acts 5:12-42. Aaron Roeck preaches on the story of the courage of the apostles as they faithfully share the good news of Jesus, despite opposition from the local government.