In Acts 23, as Paul faces a trial before the Sanhedrin, we see God's hand providentially at work behind the scenes to get him to Rome. It is in Rome, Jesus says, that Paul must testify to the facts about him. Pastor Doug Horner preaches a message titled, "God's Providence."

Paul was ready to give a defense for the hope that was within him when the opportunity arose. He did so by simply sharing the story of Jesus in his life: who he was prior to Jesus, how the power of Jesus transformed him, how the people of Jesus surrounded him, and how the purpose of Jesus fueled him. When he was persecuted he responded wise as a serpent but innocent as a dove. In this message from Acts 22:1–29, Pastor David Horner exhorts us to always be ready to give a defense for the hope within us by sharing the story of Christ in our own lives.

Georges Houssney of Horizons International shares from Isaiah 49:5–6 on God's intention for us to be a light, not only to our own people, but to all the nations.

Our mission team shares testimonies from their time in Dearborn, MI.

When Paul came to Jerusalem, he found himself misunderstood by both friends and enemies. If we follow Christ, we too will find ourselves misunderstood, but what matters it that we respond like Jesus. Pastor David Horner preaches from Acts 21:17–40.

In Acts 21, Paul heads for Jerusalem, guided by the Holy Spirit, despite the struggles he knows are ahead. In this message, Pastor Doug Horner encourages us that the Spirit confirms God's perfect plan, the Spirit declares God's desires for our lives, and the Spirit readies us for what is to come.

Jessica Horner, Vicki Langner, Gloryanna Boge, and David Horner take live questions on a wide range of topics including the relationship between feelings and truth, women preaching, God's foreknowledge, prayer, dealing with topics not mentioned in the Bible, helping friends caught in false teaching, being married to an unbeliever, and more.

As Paul says farewell to the Ephesians elders, we are reminded that life is full of goodbyes. In light of goodbyes, we should go all in for Jesus, live with conviction, step up to the plate, weep and rejoice, recognizing that in Christ, goodbye is merely goodbye for now. Pastor David Horner preaches from Acts 20:17–38.

Breakout session with Stephanie Shane.

Breakout session with Jennifer Horner.