Loneliness is epidemic in our world today. We are the most connected we've ever been and are still feeling lonely. Does God see you in your loneliness? What does he think of your brokenness? Together let’s explore the Divine Impulse that reaches out to and through you and I. Pastor Aaron preaches from Acts 8:26-40.

We all want the people around us to enjoy the good life with us, but many times each day we are confronted with our dark side. If we hide from that dark stuff, it starts to stink like rotten fruit. What can we do about the diseased fruit that our lives sometimes produce? Pastor Aaron preaches from Acts 8:4-25.

It was pretty rare to find someone who was willing to wish the best for the people that treated them the worst. That is until Jesus came along. He had the audacity to tell us to love our enemies and bless them when they curse us. Stephen was a man who lived out that message of forgiveness with an open heart even as he was murdered. Pastor Aaron preaches from Acts 7:54-8:3.

As humans, we put a lot of trust in our rituals and religions. We expect them fill us up, but often find not only are the rituals empty but they leave us empty as well. In the sham of a trial that would lead to his execution, Stephen shows how the trust in the empty Temple is different than the trust in the God of the Temple. Pastor Aaron preaches from Acts 7:41-57.

As we’ve been wandering through pandemic life, we have fallen in lots of traps, lots of temptations. The wilderness of societal upheaval is a trial for our souls. But, what if you could be led instead of just wandering. Look to Jesus. Pastor Aaron preaches from Acts 7:1-53.

Some topics are too hot to handle but should they be avoided? What if we could have an open mind and not always be defensive? Stephen, an early leader in the Jesus Movement, found out that even things he didn't say would be used against him because tensions were so high. It takes the Holy Spirit to open our minds and build trust that Jesus is who he says he is. Pastor Aaron preaches from Acts 6:8-15.

Just how free are you? The Good News is that we CAN be free but the temptation to stay trapped is strong. There is salvation in no other name than Jesus but we do look for functional saviors to help us out when we think God is holding out on us. Pastor Aaron preaches from Acts 4:1-12.

Have you ever considered a warning to be a blessing as well as the path to more blessing. You may have even thanked a teacher, coach, parent for getting you on the right path because you now see what was at stake. Pastor Aaron re-preaches a sermon from Peter after the healing of a lame man drew a crowd and he blesses them with a warning in Acts 3:11-26.

The world sure seems to be dry, cracked, broken. Where is the hope and healing? What good are my prayers? What is God doin in the world, if anything? Take a look, with Pastor Aaron, at Acts 3:1-11 and discover how broken people and broken prayers are made whole.

Let’s not get political!? Ok, let’s talk about the religion that seeks to bring unity to society without God. There is a religious fervor to have all the benefits of the Kingdom of God without the King. The early Jesus Followers acknowledged Jesus King and themselves as his family and were empowered to live in such a way that their neighbors were stunned. Pastor Aaron preaches from Acts 2:42-47 to discover how we can be an awesome spectacle today.