God is inviting us our of a life of scarcity, and into a life of abundance. This kind of life begins with a relationship with God that overflows.

The undoing of all evil since the very first human fall. We take a journey back to the beginning of the story of God and his people to compare and contrast parallel stories which give us a new look into the resurrection story. 

In preparation for Easter we remember our Lord and/or Savior? How do we see King Jesus in our lives and how does that affect how we live?

Kameron preaches out of Acts 19:1-6.

Have you ever noticed deficiencies in your actions or character? When we notice our own deficiencies, they can begin to cripple us. Particularly when we are unsure about our identity. In our text today we see Spirit-led examples of having hard conversations and an identity in Jesus. 

God shows up in our lives when we partner with Him and with His people. He is a God who shows up, but are we ready to respond and partner with Him?

In a city known for its scholarship, culture and many gods, Paul uses Stoic and Epicurean philosophy to speak directly to the hearts of the Athenians and introduces them to the "unknown god."

Will Hutchins preaches through Acts 17:1-15 and helps paint the picture about what it meant for the Bereans to examine the scriptures in their context and how that heart can draw us closer into community.

"Sirs, what must I do to be saved?"

They replied, "Give your allegiance to the Lord Jesus and you will be saved - you and your household."

Have you ever felt that gentle nudge within your spirit? That gentle whisper inside your head, urging you towards the right path? The Holy Spirit teaches us to say no to our desires, AND say no to good things, in wait God's best thing.