As we study Acts 2:42-47, we unwrap about how the apostles directed the first Christians to use their time and resources - and lessons we can learn for ourselves.

Sharing the gospel is vital for fulfilling the Great Commission as it is a top priority for all Christians. However, are you unsure about how to share the gospel or what to say? This Sunday, we will learn how the apostle Peter shared the gospel. From his example, we can learn how to share the gospel faithfully also. Even seasoned evangelists can learn from Peter. Come join us this Sunday.

What would you do if you had the greatest gift of all time and you wanted the whole world to know about it and to receive it? How would you empower a small group of your discouraged disciples to spread this Good News? Hear how the arrival of the promised Holy Spirit glorifies Jesus and makes him real to us.

(Correction Timestamp 10:45 and 12:07, Jesus did not appear to 500 witnesses in the Gospel of Luke but 1 Corinthians 15:6)

Waiting for something is not the easiest thing to do in life, especially when it comes to God’s promises.

Most of us find it extremely difficult to NOT do anything while waiting. We are like always antsy. Always trying to find something to do. It is extremely difficult to just “sit and do nothing”.

As we go through Acts 1:12-26, I want us to pay special attention to the lives of the disciples. Their behaviors, their demeanors, their attitudes and their actions while they were waiting for something BIG to happen.

Acts 1:1-11

Our God is a missionary God. Our is also a global God . And therefore, His vision is that all the people on earth will come to know and worship Him. He wants each Christian to be part of this vision. The book of Acts tells us about how God empowered christian to do it and will continue to do so.

The last few weeks the sermons have challenged us to trust in God as we begin this new year. But do we really trust God with our future? With our finances? Our children? Our safety? Come join us Sunday morning as we unpack the larger story of the battle of Jericho in the book of Joshua and explore what we can learn about trusting God with our future from Joshua, Rahab, and Achan.

Jeremiah 17:7-8

We do not know what the future will hold for us in 2024. We do know at least two things: The world is always changing, but our God remains the same yesterday, today and tomorrow. We therefore need to learn to trust Him more'.

Reflecting on God's Faithfulness in the Year past and Embracing the Year Ahead

Matthew 22:34-40

Matthew 2:13-15