Life is guaranteed to shake us, but it doesn't have to break us. Discover three powerful lessons from the early church in Acts 4 on how to remain unshakeable by leaning into community, standing on God’s sovereign truth, and praying for boldness in the face of fear.

Explore why we often fear sharing our faith more than everyday dangers like shark attacks or household accidents. This episode examines Acts 4, revealing how a moment-by-moment dependence on the Holy Spirit transforms our fear of opposition into a bold witness for Christ.

Experience how a single moment of kindness to one hurting person can spark a movement for the Gospel. This message explores Acts 3:11-26, challenging the church to leave the building and act as "faucets" for the life-giving power of Jesus Christ.

Explore how the Holy Spirit transformed Peter and John from competitive rivals into collaborative apostles through a powerful healing at the Temple's Beautiful Gate. This message dives into the tension of the "Already, But Not Yet" kingdom, featuring the inspiring story of Pastor Joel Sonnenberg.

As we stand on the threshold of a New Year, Adam Hayes explores the Apostle Paul’s radical shift from a checklist-driven life to a singular pursuit: knowing Jesus Christ. Using the "SMART" goal framework, this message challenges us to prioritize our spiritual relationship above all other resolutions for the coming year.

Are you at risk of taking Jesus for granted or relegating Him to the fringes of your life? This message invites you to rediscover the mystery and wonder of the Christmas story through the eyes of the shepherds to find a peace that transcends circumstances.

Unpack the surprising "Christmas list"—the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew 1:1-17—and rediscover the wonder of God’s radical grace working through flawed, messy, and broken people. Learn how Jesus's family tree, featuring outcasts and sinners like Tamar, Rahab, and Bathsheba, assures us that there is no story God cannot redeem.

Dive into the Book of Acts as we explore the characteristics of the very first Christian Church and challenge ourselves not to idealize it, but to love the real church. Discover what made this early community so vibrant and attractive through their devotion to Jesus, to one another, and to radical generosity.

The very first Christian sermon delivered by Peter in Acts 2 reveals that we are living in the "last days," a crucial age of opportunity and grace. Discover how Peter clarifies the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, presents the gospel centering on Jesus' incarnation, crucifixion, and resurrection, and issues a strong call to action: "What shall we do?"

Discover how gratitude is a direct measure of your faith as we explore the story of the ten lepers healed by Jesus, with only one returning to give thanks. Learn why the lack of a thankful heart is the start of spiritual rebellion and how to ensure your appreciation leads you to a deeper encounter with Christ.