Lon Solomon - Senior Pastor

We need to aim to be a mighty church for Jesus.

The aim of this sermon is to understand that worry is the result of forgetting the character and nature of God.

Mike Kelsey - Montgomery County Campus Pastor

Dale Sutherland - Associate Senior Pastor

The establishment of a team to oversee the equal distribution of resources in the early church in Acts chapter 6 met an immediate need. Today this account helps us understand that the Holy Spirit will still use us – ordinary people – to accomplish extraordinary things.

Todd Peters - Prince William Campus Pastor

A believer’s life can be a useful lens for a non-believer to see the Lord Jesus when we magnify the Lord.

Lon Solomon - Senior Pastor

As Acts chapter 5 concludes we see the Apostles rejoicing that they were counted worthy to suffer reproach for their steadfast faith in Christ. With this account as our backdrop, Pastor Solomon communicates that believers today who are 100% committed to Christ should expect no less – they WILL suffer for His sake.

Nate Reed - Pastor of Spiritual Formation

Lon Solomon - Senior Pastor

The core of the Apostles’ preaching was the cross and the resurrection.

Lon Solomon - Senior Pastor

The account of Ananias and his wife Sapphire seen in Acts chapter five, helps the believer realize we should never presume upon God's patience and mercy when it comes to sinful life decisions.

Eric Saunders - Arlington Campus Pastor

Those that have joy in Jesus aim their friendships at joy in Jesus.