At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”