Luke 13:31-35 gives us a short but interesting story of Jesus and his idea of what kingdom looks like.

In this story found in Luke 4, Jesus shows us that he engages the world as both fully God AND fully human.

The early church didn't have a road map for handling big decisions back then any more than we do now. But we still have Holy Spirit even today.

The story of Peter and Cornelius in Acts 10 shows us that God is doing something new in the world, and our invitation is to be a part of it. How is God calling you to be a part of a new thing today?

Today we honor Jim & Phyllis Beck who have spent the last 40 years making disciples in Kenya! They did not take Jesus anywhere -- they joined him where he already was, just like we are called to do each and every day.

Because of Jesus and the willingness of Philip, a man who finds himself on the fringes finds that he is welcome in the kingdom of God — just like all of us.

Today is our annual Family Commitment Sunday! It's a day where we celebrate the new babies that have been added to our church family and commit as a church family to be a part of discipling each other's lives and walking with one another toward Jesus! Small matters MATTER!

The story of Ananias and Sapphira is not one that you will find in most children’s stories and flannel graphs, but it holds a key message of creativity for how the church can live in generosity to those around us.

Where does the power that we have come from? We continue to explore this question as we wrestle with the book of Acts.

What happens at Pentecost when the Holy Spirit comes on the people marks a significant change in how Jesus interacts with all people!