Water baptism is far more than a symbolic ritual—it’s a sacred confession of faith, a picture of death and resurrection, and an invitation into ongoing transformation.

In Acts 16, we see the gospel break through in unexpected places—a quiet riverside, a spiritual showdown, and even a prison cell. Evangelism today may look different, but it’s just as powerful when we reflect Jesus in everyday moments.

Even after a wildly successful mission, Paul’s plans unravel—he splits with Barnabas, hits dead ends, and faces spiritual silence. But through failure, God speaks.

The church, led by the Holy Spirit, resolved conflict through truth, grace, and unity. Acts 15 explores how the gospel was preserved from legalism, and how today’s church can still hold convictions without creating barriers.

In Acts 14, Paul and Barnabas go from being persecuted to nearly being worshiped as gods. We’re challenged to examine how easily admiration can slide into idolatry by unpacking the subtle but dangerous threat of sharing in God’s glory.

True ministry is grounded in the Word of God and fueled by the Spirit of God—without compromise. In Acts 13, we follow Paul and Barnabas as they boldly preach the gospel, navigating both spiritual power and fierce opposition.

What does it really mean to serve like Jesus? In this Job Fair Sunday sermon, we explore the moment when the King of Kings knelt to wash His disciples’ feet—and what that radical act means for how we live and serve today.

In this Mother’s Day message, we dive into the story of Mary and Martha to explore the overwhelming pressures women often carry—and to offer freedom at the feet of Jesus.

Everyone will experience doubt, but it’s what we do with it that makes the difference. Lindsay and Chris Hubbard explain how to overcome doubt and remain ‘unoffended’ when God does not answer our prayers in the way we hope.

In Acts 13, we encountering Paul and Barnabas take on a false prophet who called himself a “son of Jesus.” In this story, we see what it looks like for disciples of Jesus to discern when to be gentle and when to rebuke.