Pastor Justin Hansen closes out Acts 15, teaching from Acts 15:36-41. Sometimes followers of Jesus will disagree. Sometimes we are unable to see eye to eye with another person on a particular issue, sometimes our disagreements lead to conflict. So, how do we handle conflict when we find ourselves disagreeing with a fellow believer? Acts 15:36-41 encourages us to prioritize the mission despite our disagreements.

Pastor Enos Marshall dives into Acts 15, teaching from verses 1-35. You can’t stop the message of Jesus from spreading, but you can stop being the means by which it is shared.

Pastor Enos Marshall jumps into Acts chapter 14, teaching from the entire chapter. God wants to use you to change someones eternity.

Pastor Justin Hansen finishes out Acts 13, teaching from Acts 13:42-52. If the Gospel of Jesus Christ is such good news, why does it cause so much opposition? Why is it so often the cause of conflict and even anger? Why is it that the good news of the gospel seems to divide more than it unites? Could it be that – when it is preached in its entirety – the gospel tells people the truth about them-selves? Could it be that – when it is preached in its entirety – the gospel exposes the sin, the self-righteousness, and the lost condition of all who hear it, and then demands that they respond to it? After Paul preaches the gospel,  his listeners are left with only two options – they can receive Christ or they can reject Him.

Pastor Justin continues in the book of Acts, teaching from Acts 13:13-41. The claim that Jesus is the only Savior, that anyone who doesn’t believe in Him will face God’s eternal judgment, sounds narrow-minded and arrogant to most people. But if Jesus is who He says He is, and if He has died, risen, and been raised to God’s right had as the Lord of all, then proclaiming the gospel is the most loving things we can do. This good news was the reason for Paul’s mission in Acts 13:13-41.

Pastor Justin Hansen jumps back into the Book of Acts, teaching from Acts 13:1-12. God used one local church for the spread of the gospel among all nations. In the text today, we see five traits of the church at Antioch that should inspire our churches today. The mission of God will be accomplished through the church and will ultimately be dependent on His power.

Pastor Justin finishes our series on A God Sized Vision with Leaving a Legacy in Response to the Gospel Part 2. The things of this world are temporary, but true sacrifice is eternal. We can honor and serve the Lord, while leaving a godly legacy of obedience to the next generation.

Pastor Justin continues in our "A God Sized Vision" series, teaching from 1 Chronicles 29:10-22. The things of this world are temporary, but true sacrifice is eternal. We can honor and serve the Lord, while leaving a godly legacy of obedience to the next generation.

Pastor Justin shares his heart and the vision that God gave him for New Heights Church. We hope you enjoy this 3 week series on, A God Sized Vision. God wants to do some incredible things through His Church, and we are privileged to have a part in what He will do.

Pastor Justin closes out Acts 12. Teaching from Acts 12:18-25. Herod kills James and then arrested and imprisoned Peter. The night before Peter was to be executed, an angel helped him escape from prison. Through prayer the gospel continued to move forward.