God's plan throughout history has been to reconcile ALL peoples to back to Him. Peter had been taught from an early age that it was a sin to even enter into the home of a Gentile, so the events of this chapter baffled him. Even so, he had to decide whether or not he would say Yes to God, even though it went against everything he knew.

After Stephen's death, all but the apostles fled Jerusalem. Satan's plan for wiping out the church seemed to be working. However, as these ordinary people were running for their lives, they encountered people who asked them why they had hope (or at least why they were running), and they were ready. They shared the gospel, and the Spirit of God continued moving powerfully. In this message we look at what it means for God to call ordinary people into His mission.

In this message we cover around four years. We see extraordinary things that God did, but we also see the beginning of persecution.

In the second message in this series on the book of Acts, we look at the birth of the first church. As we will see, this was in no way planned by any man. This was all orchestrated by the Spirit of God, and from here on, for the next 33 years, we see a group of ordinary men and women desperately trying to keep up with what the Spirit is doing.

Today we begin a 10-week series on the Book of Acts. Resources for the study can be downloaded on this site.

In this final sermon in our "Connecting with God" series, Joe Currier speaks on the importance of following God's fourth commandment: "Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy."

The goal for every Christian is spiritual maturity. In this series our hope is to provide practical help so that we can all make this our aim. In this sermon we look at the role that Scripture plays .

When asked by His disciples how they should pray, Jesus responded by modeling a prayer, which we often call "The Lord's Prayer." In this message we look at this prayer phrase by phrase. Prayer should remind us of God's faithfulness, provision, sovereignty, power, and love, and should direct our hearts towards praise and thanksgiving.

We are beginning a new series called "Connecting with God." In this introduction sermon, Joe Currier takes us through a story that Jesus told to His disciples. It's a story of preparation, and the lack thereof. The Upward Journey requires both preparation and intentionality.