In Week 12 of our Everyday Mission series, we look at the powerful encounter between Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8:26–40.
This message unpacks how God sovereignly sends His people, Jesus alone saves, and we respond in faith and obedience From divine appointments to gospel conversations, this passage shows that everyday mission is God’s work — and we are invited into it. Listen as Pastor Matt reminds us that the good news of Jesus is personal, powerful, and always worth a response.

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Acts 8:9–25 contrasts the gospel of the Kingdom with the transactional mindset of Simon the Magician. As Philip proclaims Christ, the people of Samaria rejoice—yet Simon approaches the gospel like something to buy, control, or use for personal gain. This passage exposes how easily we can slip into treating ministry like a product and people like customers. But everyday mission is not a sales pitch; it’s an announcement of a King and a Kingdom. Peter’s rebuke reminds us that the Spirit cannot be purchased, manipulated, or branded. The mission belongs to Jesus, the true King, and we are simply witnesses who proclaim His reign. When the gospel is rightly understood, it leads not to control but to repentance, surrender, and joyful obedience.

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In this message from Everyday Mission, we watch the church scatter under persecution and discover that this isn’t a setback at all — it’s the strategy of God. In Acts 8:1–8, the Holy Spirit moves Jesus’ mission forward through everyday people and sends them to overlooked people, fulfilling the promise Jesus made in Acts 1:8. Philip, an ordinary servant, becomes a bold witness in Samaria, showing that the mission doesn’t advance through the elite but through Spirit-filled believers willing to speak about the work of Christ in their own lives. God uses ordinary people to bring extraordinary joy to unexpected places.

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In this powerful message from Everyday Mission, we look at the life and death of Stephen in Acts 6:8–7:60 and see what it truly means to live on mission for Jesus. Stephen’s courage, conviction, and compassion weren’t fueled by self-confidence—but by being emptied of self and filled with the Holy Spirit. His bold witness before opposition and his forgiveness in the face of death point us to Jesus, the One who empowers us to live and love beyond our own strength. Everyday mission isn’t about being impressive—it’s about being available for the Spirit to work through us.

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In this special message from Everyday Mission, guest speaker Daniel Dixon unpacks why we multiply as followers of Jesus. From the Great Commission in Matthew 28:18–20, we’re reminded that multiplication isn’t just a church growth strategy—it’s the heartbeat of God’s mission. We multiply because the gospel is important, people are important, and God is important. When we grasp the weight of His authority and the beauty of His presence, we’re compelled to share His love and make disciples everywhere.

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In this message from Everyday Mission, we look at Acts 6:1–7 and discover that the gospel doesn’t just call us to extraordinary acts—it extraordinarily empowers us to live as ordinary servants. As the early church grows, a practical problem becomes an opportunity for Spirit-filled service. Through humility, wisdom, and grace, the apostles and the newly appointed servants display that God’s mission advances when His people serve faithfully in everyday ways. True gospel power is not about platform or recognition—it’s about Spirit-empowered service that meets real needs and points others to Jesus.

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In this week’s message from Everyday Mission, we see how the gospel transforms not just our actions, but our motivations. Acts 5:12–42 contrasts the hearts of the early believers—marked by brokenness, joy, and fear of God—with the religious leaders driven by power, rage, and fear of man. Through persecution, miracles, and bold preaching, the apostles show that when the gospel truly grips our hearts, we live not for approval or control, but for the glory of Christ. The gospel changes why we do what we do.

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In this week’s message from Everyday Mission, we see two sides of the early church—radical generosity and sobering deceit. In Acts 4:32–5:11, the Holy Spirit empowers a community marked by grace, unity, and dependence on God, while also revealing the danger of hypocrisy and self-promotion. The gospel calls us to live open-handed lives, trusting that everything we have belongs to Him. When God’s Spirit transforms our hearts, generosity becomes more than giving—it becomes worship.

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In this message from Everyday Mission, we explore Acts 4:23–31, where the early church responds to opposition not with fear, but with prayer and boldness. When God’s people remember His sovereignty and power, they find courage to keep proclaiming the gospel in the face of pressure. God’s Work and Our Witness reminds us that mission is not sustained by our strength but by God’s Spirit — and when His people pray, He moves.

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In Acts 4:1–22, Peter and John face opposition for proclaiming the resurrection of Jesus. Yet even in the midst of threats and imprisonment, the gospel continues to advance. This passage reminds us that everyday mission is both God’s work and our witness: growth and opposition can happen at the same time, effective witness is empowered by the Holy Spirit, and resistance to the gospel often stems from a desire to hold on to power.

We are called to courage—not in our own strength, but in the Spirit’s power. The same Jesus who builds His church then is building His church now. Our mission is not to rely on cleverness or comfort, but to boldly proclaim the name of Jesus, trusting that He will make His mission effective through us.

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