As we continue in our Movement series, we dig into Acts 19-20, where Paul decides that he will be heading to Jerusalem.  None of his friends want him to go because he and they know that this will lead him to prison and suffering.  As much as they try to dissuade him, he insists on following God's leading to Jerusalem.  Just as God had a plan for Paul, He has a plan for every believer.  He is knocking on our doors, and we need to open the door to understand His plan for our lives.  Once we open the door, we may discover that the plan may not be pleasant or that it might take us through rough times and suffering.  We have to stay true to God's plan, regardless of where it leads us.  God has a perfect plan, but He won't force us to follow it.  We have to trust him and walk in faith to accomplish His plan for our lives.

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In part eight of our series, Movement, Pastor Jodi continues in the Book of Acts. In today’s sermon we see how Paul made a habit of stopping at synagogues and other places of worship to share and proclaim name of Jesus. Every chance Paul got to deliver the Gospel to those who needed to hear it, he would spend time to reason with and convince those who would listen, both Jew and gentile. 

What are your day to day habits that you have built into your life that God wants to use to reason, explain, and demonstrate who Jesus is and why he came?

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As we continue in the Movement series, we read about how Paul and the disciples were regularly facing persecution.  At one point, Paul is stoned and left to die because of preaching the gospel.  It didn't stop him, but instead it fueled him to press on.  He had focus, and because he had focus, he didn't give up in the face of persecution.  Because he didn't give up, many of his listeners became disciples.  Paul was focused on spreading the gospel, and this focus defined his perspective.  We too have a perspective that is defined by our focus.  The big question is, Where is Our Focus?  Where we focus will determine what we do and how we respond to life around us.

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In this message, guest speaker, Pastor Dobie Weasel, takes us through Acts chapters 12 and 13.  Throughout the book of Acts, Luke documents the works of the Holy Spirit that were demonstrated through His people.  These people of Prayer, of Word and of Spirit,  were filled, led and empowered by the Holy Spirit.  Today, God continues to look for people of Prayer, Word and Spirit, to move in their hearts, their homes and their communities.  He is looking for willing people to be a part of His Movement.  Will you step up?  Will you be a person of Prayer, Word & Spirit?

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Imagine two chairs sitting side by side.  You sit in one and in the other chair sits Jesus.  He looks over to you, His friend, and says "You know how much I love you, and how I show you?"  A smile comes across our face as we nod "Yes Lord, we know!".  Then he adds, "That's how I want you to love others...doing this makes you my friend".  Do we still have a smile on our face?  Do we jump to the task?  Do we only share the love with a select group?  Do we nod and walk away, doing nothing?

God's love is for everyone, and He has decided to share it via You and Me.  This message will challenge you to step up to the command from Jesus to show His love to others across the globe.

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What happens when the Lord shows up? In today’s sermon, Pastor Jamey continues in our new series, “Movement”, by looking at the miraculous conversion of Saul (later Paul) on the road to Damascus. We start in the book of Acts and continue into Galatians, along the way we see that every one of us has a backstory and no-one is beyond the reach of God’s grace. 

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What does it look like to to endeavor to live like Jesus not just part of the time, but ALL the time? Join us as Pastor Shaun continues in the Book of Acts for part three of our new series, “Movement," where we look at the life of Stephen, a spirit-filled man with strong character and unshakeable courage.

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The world needs to see Jesus now more than ever: that includes what we, as Christians, show those who are looking in from the outside. In the second part of our new series, “Movement,” Pastor Jamey walks us through the book of Acts and how spirit-filled boldness by ordinary men affected the early church and continues today. In Acts 4:13, we see Peter and John before the Sanhedrin; the council was amazed at the boldness of these men with no special training in the scriptures. They also recognized the two Apostles as those who had been with Jesus; as Christians, we must boldly strive to be recognized for the same.

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Today is the first sermon in a new series where we discover the biggest Movement that the world has ever known.  Join us in the first two chapters of Acts, where we see the Movement beginning with Jesus and His disciples.   Although the Movement begins with Jesus, it continues with us, the Church.  As we come to know Him, Jesus provides us the power necessary to fuel the Movement, via the Holy Spirit.  Are you ready to join the Movement?

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Today, we come to the final message in the Red Letter series.  In Matthew 28, Jesus is talking with the disciples, giving them a commission to follow through the end of their lives.  He commands them to go and make disciples of all the nations.  Often times, we make this too difficult, when it is as simple as living out our lives with another group of believers.  Are you being discipled?  Are you discipling others?

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