In this powerful sermon, Justin Harlan Smith walks us through the radical transformation of Saul on the road to Damascus, as told in Acts 9:1–22. Through Saul’s encounter with Jesus, we explore the core of what it means to be saved—how salvation is not about moral improvement or religious effort, but about God’s sovereign grace breaking into a person’s life. Whether you’ve followed Jesus for years or are just beginning to ask questions, this message invites you to consider the life-changing power of encountering the risen Christ.

What does it truly cost to follow Jesus? In this powerful message, Justin Smith walks through the story of Stephen — the first martyr of the Church — and challenges us to consider the real price of gospel-centered living. When faith gets uncomfortable, do we still speak with grace and truth? Are we willing to lay down reputation, comfort, or even safety to be faithful? This isn’t a story about loss — it’s about boldness, conviction, and a faith that endures when tested.

In this sermon, Justin Smith teaches from Acts 6:1–7, where the early church faces a moment of tension—and responds by raising up new leaders. Justin unpacks how God uses leadership, not just to solve problems, but to multiply ministry and protect unity. We’re reminded that when leaders step up in humility and obedience, the church grows stronger and the mission moves forward.

In this sermon, Justin Smith walks through Acts 5:17–42, where the apostles face imprisonment and threats for boldly preaching the name of Jesus. He unpacks how following Christ often leads to hardship—not ease—and why suffering for the gospel is a mark of true discipleship. This message challenges us to count the cost and cling to the joy found in obedience, even when it hurts.

In this sermon on Acts 5:1–11, Justin Smith confronts the danger of pretending in our faith. Through the story of Ananias and Sapphira, we’re reminded that God cares about integrity — and that real transformation starts with honesty.

This special Sunday gathering features extended worship and reflections on what it means to live as the family of God. It’s a celebration of shared life, unity, and the beauty of being the Church together.

In this sermon on Acts 3:1–4:31, Ryan Perkins highlights the fearless faith of the early believers. Through the healing of a beggar and the bold proclamation of the gospel, we see what happens when ordinary people are filled with the Spirit and refuse to stay silent.

In this sermon on Acts 2:42–47, Justin Smith explores the daily practices that shaped the early church — teaching, fellowship, breaking bread, and prayer. It’s a vision for community that’s simple, powerful, and deeply rooted in the way of Jesus.

In this sermon on Acts 2:1–41, Justin Smith unpacks how the Holy Spirit’s arrival at Pentecost marked the beginning of something radical — a new kind of people, united not by background or status, but by the transforming power of Jesus.

In this sermon, Justin Smith challenges our assumptions about church — reminding us it’s not a building or a brand, but a people formed by the gospel. It’s a call to belong, to serve, and to live in authentic community.