This message unpacks what it means to be a “People of Health,” not for vanity’s sake but as an act of stewardship and love. Scripture shows us our bodies are a treasure, a tent, a temple, and a tool—each perspective reminding us that how we treat our bodies impacts how we love God and others. Imagine a church marked not just by love but by resilience, presence, and health as we see even our bodies as instruments of worship.

This week’s message, People of Purpose, explores how Jesus meets us in our search for meaning and invites us into a life of lasting significance. Looking at John 4, we see how true purpose isn’t found in success, relationships, or achievements, but in encountering Christ and reflecting His image in our homes, schools, and workplaces. The challenge is to live with focus now, letting God shape your “dash” between birth and eternity

In week two of our X-Factors series, we look at one of Multiply Church’s core values: being People of Worship. From Luke 7 and Romans 12, we see that worship is more than music—it’s a surrendered life organized around God that overflows into every moment of the week. Learn how letting go of control and responding to God’s mercy leads to the peace you were created to experience.

This week, we’ll take a look at Acts 26 and see how a seemingly odd set of circumstances leads us to 3 important Gospel truths from Paul’s ministry and summarizes the whole book of Acts.

Guest Speaker: Daniel Wagner

Today we’ll take a look at what it means to be planted and available to God’s work in our lives. Ephesus was an intellectual center of the ancient world as well as a place of Idol worship to goddess Artemis. It was in the middle of this scene, that a revival broke out that impacted the entire city.

Guest Speaker: Ben Sticker (Pine Lake)

From Acts 13 - The Gospel to the Jews

4 applications to take from today's message:

1. Mission Starts with the Church

2. The a strategy (Find Familiarity)

3. The Message: JESUS IS KING!

4. The Response: Decisions and divisions

Antioch was the place where followers of the king were first called Christians. This was a place where Jews and Gentiles were unified by Jesus and a culture of equipping, generosity, and sending took shape. Antioch showcases the compelling nature of the Kingdom.