This podcast features Pastor Ronalda's sermon on Acts 28:1-15, as well as a testimony from Justine Zwicker.

This podcast features Pastor Chuck's sermon on Acts 27:1-44.

This podcast features Pastor Chuck's sermon on Acts 26:1-32. This is the Fourth Sunday of the Advent season.

This podcast features Pastor Chuck's sermon on Acts 25:1-27. This is the Third Sunday of the Advent season.

This podcast features Pastor Ronalda's sermon on Acts 24:24-27. This is the Second Sunday of the Advent season.

This podcast features Pastor Chuck's sermon on Acts 24:1-23. This is the First Sunday of the Advent season.

This podcast features Pastor Ronalda's message on Acts 22:30-23:35.

This podcast features Pastor Mark Atkinson's sermon on Acts 22:1-29. Mark was our special guest preacher and continued our yearlong sermon series in the book of Acts as he unpacked Paul's speech in Jerusalem. Mark's message was powerful as it directed us toward confronting reconciliation in three unique ways: Reconciliation with God, reconciliation with ourselves, and reconciliation with others. As Mark said, "The gospel story is a reconciliation story. It's a story about righting the relationship that we have with God, but not just with God, with ourselves, and with others. With the very environment we live in. It is to right all wrong relationships. The gospel is a mechanism of reconciliation that rights the wrongs in our relationships."

This podcast features Pastor Chuck's sermon on Acts 21:15-40, as well as his preparation for the Lord's Table. In this message, Chuck focuses on "the unthinkable": The unthinkable reality that the Holy Spirit could join people and communities together not in parallel lives, but in joined lives. Jerusalem thought this was unthinkable, but Paul never wavered, even as he followed in Jesus' bloody, painful footsteps.

This podcast features Pastor Chuck's sermon on Acts 21:1-14, as well as his preparation for the Lord's Supper. While it may be tempting to focus on the geography of Paul's journey, Chuck turns our attention toward what it means for Paul to follow the guidance of the Holy Spirit; not that he is simply gritting his teeth and preparing for pain and suffering, but that he is a co-laborer and traveler with the Holy Spirit, and the Holy Spirit is a co-laborer and traveler with Paul.