PROMISES. Someone's word is sometimes hard to believe. Our expectations are intricately connected to what someone pledges to us. Our hope rises or falls with fulfillment or unfulfillment of what's been promised. The deepest and most abiding promises made are by God and oftentimes we have difficulty in believing them. What promises has God made? How does He guarantee these pledges? Why do we wrestle with trusting God regarding His word? Join us for an honest look into this topic tomorrow as we look Acts 26:1-11.

Sunday service by PAstor Scott Morgan

DELAYS. Someone once said, "God's delays are not God's denials." It is tough to wait on God. It's even tougher to wait on God not knowing what He is up to in our lives. What do we do while we wait? What should our mindset be as try to be patient and hopeful? What does God want to accomplish in us as we look to Him and trust Him? Join us for an honest look at this topic and find encouragement in this journey of life. We'll be digging into Acts 25:1-12. We'll see you tomorrow church!

Presented by Pastor Davey.

RESPONSE. God has designed this world and your life to bring forth a response. There is a truth in creation and in our consciences that is placed there to help us connect with God. It is "evidence that demands a verdict." How we respond to these truths will determine hopefulness of our lives now and forevermore. Our response matters for time and eternity. What has God revealed to us? Why is His truth of ultimate importance? How is God's truth joy-infused and life-changing? Join us as we discuss this amazing topic based in Acts 24:22-27.

ACQUITTED. True freedom can only be found in God. All of us wrestle with our guilt and struggle relentlessly of trying to free ourselves from this guilt without end. Being acquitted is a gift of God and only comes from Him. Without God, we only feel the burden of ACCUSATIONS from others and ourselves. We will never be declared "not guilty" apart from God's actions on our behalf. How does God set us free? Why do we feel condemned apart from God? How do we handle the voices of accusation from others and ourselves? Join us for this life-changing discussion tomorrow as we dive into Acts 24:1-21.

PROVIDENCE. Call it that unseen, powerful force moving all things to some desired end. Call Him God. Your life, my life, are not left to random moments or accidental situations, but all things are intentionally being directed by God to arrive at some providential outcome. We all know things don't exist or happen by chance. What if we could understand this to a greater degree? How could understanding providence bring more calm and courage into our lives? Do we grasp God's providence like we should? What could God be up to? Join us for a deeper dive into this topic tomorrow as we explore Acts 23:11-35. We look forward to worshiping with you!

In a world full of uncertainty, where do we find our anchors? Are we relying on unstable things like jobs, relationships, money, status, social media, or hobbies to keep us grounded? They can't provide us the security that only God can. In this sermon from Pastor Scott, we delve into Acts 22:22-23:11 to explore the concept of anchoring our lives in God's unchanging truth.

STORY. Everyone has a story. Your story is important. But you'll never understand the meaning of your story until it's rooted in God's love and purpose for you. It's only then that your life makes sense, and you'll experience true satisfaction.

TROUBLES. We can't prevent troubles from happening to us, but we can prepare for them and survive through them. Our response to trouble is either natural or supernatural. The difference leads to lasting peace. What does peace look like in the midst of troubles? How do natural responses lead to more unrest and lack of peace? What principles does God ground us in as we navigate our difficulties? Join us as we look at this topic in greater detail in Acts 21:27-40.