This sermon explores Philip’s encounter with the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8, showing how the Spirit breaks down cultural and social barriers to bring the gospel to all people. Discover how God still meets those who are searching, disillusioned, or feeling like outsiders with the good news of Jesus.

This message from John 9 invites us to consider our own “this” moments—the struggles that impact our mental, emotional, and relational health—and how Jesus can meet us in them. Through the story of the blind man, we see both healing and the challenges that follow, reminding us to trust God in every season.

In Acts 8, the believers in Samaria had received the word of God but not yet the Holy Spirit. This message unpacks what it truly means to receive the Spirit—not just as an idea, but as a real, life-changing experience. From boldness to peace, obedience to worship, the Spirit’s presence is meant to be seen and felt in our lives.

This message reminds us that God uses even seasons of disruption and difficulty to advance His mission. Through word, deed, community, and reconciliation, the gospel continues to break barriers and bring life where it’s needed most.

This week, we look at the powerful story of Stephen in Acts and how his suffering points us to a deeper truth: that there is eternal hope even in hardship. As Stephen stands firm in faith, even unto death, we’re reminded that living what we believe may cost us—but it will never be in vain.

This week, we looked at how the early church navigated conflict with wisdom and purpose, showing us that division doesn't have to derail God's mission. When we prioritize what matters most and trust God to work through others, even conflict can lead to powerful growth and unity.

When opposition rises, courage is choosing to stand firm in truth. This message challenges us to live out our faith boldly—drawing strength from the Spirit, looking to Jesus, and following Him with a fearless, undivided heart.

When God’s grace fills our hearts, it produces radical generosity, authentic community, and bold witness—but a conflicted heart can derail it all. This message challenges us to live Spirit-led, grace-grounded lives that put people over possessions and truth over appearances.