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.

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.

Todd Peters - Prince William Campus Pastor

Adversity is a matter of perspective and when you see your situation through the lens of eternity it is easier to remain joyful and shine bright for the Lord.

Todd Peters - Prince William Campus Pastor

Many people struggle with loneliness in the church today. The Apostle Paul modeled Christian fellowship and joy as the solution to this painful problem.

Mike Kelsey - Montgomery County Campus Pastor

If we are not careful, we can allow the responsibilities of marriage and parenting to keep us from being fully devoted to Jesus. But God fills us with His joy as we lead our families to follow Him.

Lon Solomon - Senior Pastor

Peter's sermon in Acts chapter 3 underscores God's promises to Israel and serves to remind Christ followers of His faithfulness in our lives.

Nate Crew - Tysons Young Adult Pastor

By placing our faith in Jesus Christ we begin the process of aiming our life activities toward experiencing the full joy Jesus offers.

Dale Sutherland - Associate Senior Pastor

In Acts chapter 5 the early church learns that God will not ignore hypocrisy. But His judgment for sin also communicates His great love for those who are recipients of His mercy through Jesus death and resurrection, reminding the believer to maintain a healthy fear of God and nothing else.