Difficult conversations. At some point, we all have to have one, but what is the best way to approach those discussions? Pastor Chris Emmitt looks to Acts 8:26-39 to give us three questions to ask yourself before you have a difficult conversation.

We’ve all heard the saying: Bad things happen to good people. Pastor Chris Emmitt leads us through Acts 6, where we find Stephen, who is on trial for spreading the word of Jesus. Through this story, Chris challenges us to consider what it means to stand for what is right and forgive for what is wrong.

Just because we can do everything doesn't mean that we should do everything. Pastor Chris Emmitt looks to the story of the early church found in Acts 6:1-7 to give a biblical example of how to know your limits and ask for help.

In Acts Chapter 4, we find Peter and John on trial for spreading the greatness of Jesus. Pastor Chris Emmitt uses this passage to show us that we should be a reflection of how awesome Jesus is, not ourselves. No matter if people like us, dislike us, disagree or agree with us, they should know that we are close to Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Chris Emmitt examines the first church described in Acts Chapter 2. Chris explains how the Church is built on consistency and community. This message challenges us to think about our own faith habits and how our personal faith community can be more unified around Jesus.

Our past moments of fear and failure don't remove future opportunities for confidence and conviction. Pastor Chris Emmitt examines Acts Chapter 2, where the Holy Spirit falls on the people of Jerusalem during Pentecost. Peter follows this amazing act of God with a confident and convicted sermon and brings 3,000 people to Christ. Chris explains how like Peter, our past moments of fear and failure don't remove future opportunities for confidence and conviction.

In this Easter message, Pastor Chris Emmitt reminds us that Jesus keeps His promises. In our current world, it feels like the only certain thing is that there are no certain things. But Jesus promised He would die and come back and the empty grave is proof that Jesus keeps His promises! Jesus offers us purpose for our lives, forgiveness for our sins, and assurance of eternity in heaven.

The journey through a difficult time in life can be long and painful. In this message, Pastor Chris Emmitt examines Romans 5 to remind us that the road to hope may be paved with pain but it never leads to disappointment. This message will leave you encouraged to keep going when you find yourself on the road to hope because the Lord is using this time to build endurance and character.

During times that challenge our faith, we often have more questions than answers. In this message, Pastor Chris Emmitt looks to Matthew 8 and the story of the Roman officer who had an urgent, humble, knowledgeable, and active faith in Jesus. This message will leave you challenged to work on one attribute of our faith to grow in your daily walk with Jesus.

Unprecedented times often come with clouds of uncertainty that overshadow our lives. Pastor Chris Emmitt looks to Luke 8 to remind us of how the disciples responded in the middle of a storm and what Jesus did when they woke him up. (Yes! He was taking a nap in the storm.) Chris challenges us by asking: Where do we put our faith? Is it in the things we can control? Is it in our own knowledge and abilities? Or is it in Jesus who is the One in control and the One who knows you?