There is a question that Jesus asked His disciples – the most important question. One that resonates through history. A question that He asks each one of us: “Who Do You Say I Am?” Today we continue to answer that question as we look at Jesus’ interaction with a blind man. We are so glad you have joined us today as we celebrate this holy season of Easter.

There is a question that Jesus asked His disciples – the most important question. One that resonates through history. A question that He asks each one of us: “Who Do You Say I Am?” We are so glad you have joined us today as we prepare for and celebrate this holy season of Easter.

There is a question that Jesus asked His disciples – the most important question. One that resonates through history. A question that He asks each one of us: “Who Do You Say I Am?” We are so glad you have joined us today as we begin to answer this question and prepare for and celebrate this holy season of Easter.

Mission + Persecution + Expansion. The early church after its birth experienced all three of these. Their proclamation of the Good News of Jesus Christ was met with opposition. Opposition that didn’t play fair. But as their faith grew so did the movement of God. Today as Pastor Dave tries once again to close out our series in Acts by looking at a unique type of prison ministry.

Mission + Persecution + Expansion. The early church after its birth experienced all three of these. Their proclamation of the Good News of Jesus Christ was met with opposition. Opposition that didn’t play fair. But as their faith grew so did the movement of God. Today we look at why Paul was such a successful missionary. Jesus was All Supreme to him.

Mission + Persecution + Expansion. The early church after its birth experienced all three of these. Their proclamation of the Good News of Jesus Christ was met with opposition. Opposition that didn’t play fair. But as their faith grew so did the movement of God. In today’s message we see the power of prayer.

Mission + Persecution + Expansion. The early church after its birth experienced all three of these. Their proclamation of the Good News of Jesus Christ was met with opposition. Opposition that didn’t play fair. But as their faith grew so did the movement of God. They also had internal growing pains to deal with. Today we continue to learn from their experience.