As we look at Acts 10, we hear that 2 visions point to the 1 VISION OF GOD for God's people. A vision that may challenge and stretch us beyond our comfort zone, but one that says ALL are loved and welcomed. Let the Holy Spirit call us to be greater than we are and to love bigger than we can fathom  

In today's sermon, we hear the continuation of the conversion of Saul, and we hear of THE OTHER ANANIAS and how he moves beyond every reason. He may not have done God's will. Ananias is obedient and faithful to God's call, and because of that, we see a ripple effect that is still impacting people today   

As we look at Saul on the road to Damascus, we hear how we can believe we are serving God, but what happens when God knocks you off your high horse   

As we hear the story of Stephen, the first martyr of the Church of Acts, we hear a call to not seek a longer life but a deeper one.  One rooted in love, mercy, grace, hope, joy, and God 

In Acts 5 we hear the story of Ananias and Sapphira, and how the danger of developing a MEology over a Theology can lead to a terrible place. Let us cast off our wants and desires, and our MEology and develop a deeper and more robust Theology

God desires to fulfill the need of our hearts to be made whole. However; too often we settle for the bare minimum that the world offers, instead of the totality of what God desires for us. As we look at Acts 3:1-10 let's expand our expectations, and desire more  

In Acts 2:42-47 we hear of an irresistible Curch that is Awe-full in unity. My hope is that we can reclaim this same sense of Awe-full unity in our Church this day 

As we look at Peter's Sermon in Acts 2 we hear him proclaiming that Jesus is the NEW King doing a New Thing, and the invitation to participate is to repent and redeem. 

In Acts 2 we hear a WEIRD story of Pentecost. We hear a call to go and share the love and grace that God shares with us with this world. It is a call that says LET'S GET WEIRD  

As we close out our journey in Exodus and prepare for the season of Pentecost we may find ourselves asking WHAT NOW? As we look at Exodus 17 and Acts 1 we see that the answer is the same, the next right thing