Acts 3 tells the story of a man who had been lame from birth, carried daily to beg outside the temple gates. But everything changed when Peter and John spoke the name of Jesus over his brokenness. In a moment, he went from crippled to walking, from begging to praising, from outside the gate to inside the presence of God. This message reminds us that Jesus doesn’t just offer survival, He offers transformation. And the same name that raised the lame man to his feet still has power to raise us today.

In Acts 2:42–47, we see the early church marked by devotion—to God’s Word, to fellowship, to worship, and to prayer. This wasn’t casual religion; it was Spirit-filled community that overflowed with awe, generosity, joy, and growth. In this message, Pastor Michael unpacks what it means to be Devoted and how God is still building His church today.

On the day of Pentecost, Peter stood and preached about this Jesus—crucified, risen, and exalted as Lord and Christ. The crowd was “cut to the heart” and asked the question that still matters today: What shall we do? In this message, Pastor Michael unpacks the call to repentance and baptism, showing that salvation isn’t about what you do, but what Christ has already done.

On the day of Pentecost, a rushing wind filled the room and tongues of fire rested on each believer—signaling that God Himself had come to dwell in His people. What began as a gathering of 120 became a Spirit-empowered movement that reached thousands in a single day. The same Holy Spirit who transformed frightened disciples into bold witnesses still fills and empowers believers today. Discover how His presence can change your life and set you on mission.

Before the gospel ever went public, it started in a prayer meeting. In this message, we explore how the early church was empowered by the Holy Spirit, united in purpose, and sent with boldness. The same Spirit who launched the movement is still moving today, calling us to pray, to witness, and to walk in power.

Are you truly listening to God’s Word—or just hitting snooze on it?

In this message from James 1:19–25, Pastor Jeff DeGiacomo challenges us to move beyond passive hearing and become humble learners—disciples who receive God's Word with open hearts and live it out with obedient lives. Too often, we grow numb to the truth because we don’t act on what we’ve heard. But James reminds us: the blessing isn't in the hearing—it's in the doing.

Whether you’ve been walking with Jesus for decades or are just beginning to explore faith, this message will help you check your spiritual posture, remove the noise, and rediscover the joy of responding to God’s Word.

When Jesus taught us to pray, “Give us this day our daily bread,” He wasn’t just talking about provision, He was pointing to a deeper hunger. In this powerful message, Dr. Robert Smith Jr. unpacks how God gives us more than what we ask for, not just bread for today, but the Bread of Life Himself. If you’ve ever wondered whether God sees, knows, or cares… this is for you.

Guest speaker Brandon Barnard unpacks Titus 2:11–14 in this powerful message on how God’s grace not only saves us, but transforms us. Grace isn’t a one-time gift; it’s an ongoing force that trains us to live with purpose, godliness, and passion for good works. This is grace that truly changes everything.

The way of wisdom isn't just about guarding your heart, it's about living with intentional direction. In this message, we explore Proverbs 4:24–27 and discover how true wisdom shapes our words, our focus, and our steps. It's not about perfection but about surrendering to the One who walked the path perfectly for us. Jesus is our wisdom, and He invites us to follow Him with a new heart and a new way of living.

This message from Proverbs 4:20–27 challenges us to become “Secret Service agents” for our hearts, guarding what enters and flows from the center of our lives. Discover how God’s Word, the Holy Spirit, and gospel transformation lead to real, lasting change from the inside out.