A look at Gerald Manley Hopkins' poetry and his take on sorrow through the eyes of Jesus by Drew Clark.

Where do you go to find wisdom? And can you trust it when you find it? This week's sermon looks at Acts 13 where one man's desire to hear God's word and find wisdom results in changed lives.

A different look at James and Peter in Acts Chapter 12. Part of our ongoing study of the book of Acts.

Something new and innovative was happening in the city of Antioch in Acts 11. This week we take an in-depth look at the way the gospel reached new places and how what they did there impacts us here.

This morning we look at Acts chapter 10 where Peter visits the home of Cornelius. It's a groundbreaking encounter that still speaks to us today about the expansive nature of the gospel.      

There is always more with Jesus. God is the same faithful God as he always has been, and that means there is more abundance, love, joy, peace, and streams of living water that are available for us and through us. They're ours, but we need to ask and receive. We need to come to the table!              

What is the difference between a bold Christian and an obnoxious one? This weeks message looks at that question through a section of Acts 9. As always, study guides are available on our site that delve further into the passage.

Speaker: Jeff Peabody

This week in our study of the book of Acts, we revisit the conversion of Saul on the road to Damascus. It opens up a wider discussion on the scope and nature of God's mercy for all of us.

Speaker: Jeff Peabody

It was a great day out at Camp McCullough this morning. We worshipped together, continued our study of the book of Acts and shared a terrific meal provided by Mediterranean Gyro Grill.

Speaker: Jeff Peabody