Taylor Combs concludes our time in the book of Acts, preaching on Acts 28:30-31.

Taylor Combs speaks on Acts 28:1-28.

“I have learned to kiss the waves that throw me up against the Rock of Ages.” –Charles Spurgeon

Taylor Combs preaches on Acts 27.

Our ambitions will always be determined by our affections.

Before meeting Jesus, Paul was passionate about persecuting the church. After his conversion, his ambition wasn't taken away, but he was given a new aim: to know Christ and make him known. This ambition is unlike the endless chase of money, sex, or approval from others. It is steadfast, rooted in the power of the cross. 

Taylor Combs preaches on Acts 24:1–27.

Lay pastor Clint Harris preaches on Acts 23:12-35.

Paul's trials in Acts tell us how to prepare for the various trials we face as Christians. These trials produce endurance, making us more like Jesus and furthering his kingdom. 

The church is the most valuable object in the world, because God paid for it with his own blood.

Taylor Combs preaches on Acts 20:17-38.

Taylor Combs preaches on Acts 19:11-34.

Jesus doesn’t promise that we won’t go through hard things; he promises to be with us as we do.

This week's sermon from Acts 18 reminded us of the reality of fear in life—especially fear as we seek to share the gospel of Jesus with others. But we have the amazing promise that Christ will be with us in every fearful situation.