Saul encounters Jesus on his way to Damascus, and his life changes completely. What can we learn from this amazing face-to-face interaction with a risen Savior? MCC Elder, Mike Goetschel, shares some great insights from Acts 9.

The story of Saul’s transformation in Acts 9 reminds us that no one is beyond the reach of Jesus—transformation begins when Jesus chases, continues when we encounter Him, and multiplies when disciples disciple others.

MCC Elder, Bill Koehler, joins the podcast again to look at the final section of Acts chapter 8 where Philip encounters another traveler reading his Bible. We learn a little about how and why we should listen to God in our daily lives.

Pastor Scot highlights the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch from Acts chapter 8 to illustrate two types of people: the "Sent" and the "Searching." God uses both in his beautiful plan to build His church.

Last Sunday was Easter and that means new commitments to Christ and lots of baptisms. But what should a brand new Christian do next? Pastor Scot joins the pod to share some tips to help you grow and connect to the Lord in your first weeks as a believer.

After Stephen's death the church is scattered. Was this God's plan all along? Student Pastor, Vince Chan, joins the pod to dig into Acts chapter 8.

Dan Gisel, our 12 PTS Campus Pastor shared three points from the book of Acts on how to thrive in hardship.

What is the scariest storm you have been in? God doesn't guarantee we won't have storms in our lives, and the account of Stephen in the book of Acts is an example of this. Spoiler alert: Stephen dies. So what do we do with that? Does God care when we face opposition? Pastor Telle and guest-of-the-pod, Sam Roten (ie. MCC's IT & Systems Director) discuss this powerful story of martyrdom.

Pastor Scot uses Acts 7 to answer the question "What am I supposed to do when life is hard?"