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.

In this sermon, Ryan Perkins points to the cross as the ultimate evidence of God’s love. It’s not just a feeling — it’s a historical, personal, and powerful reality that changes everything.

In this sermon, Justin Smith walks through how Jesus redefined kingship — not through power or politics, but through sacrifice, obedience, and love. It’s a compelling look at the upside-down kingdom He came to bring.

In this sermon, Ryan Perkins unpacks the heart of the gospel — why the cross was necessary and what it reveals about God’s love. It’s an honest look at the cost of redemption and the depth of grace that Jesus offers.