In this passage we see Paul brought before the Jewish council. Paul defends himself and is slapped in the mouth by the order of the high priest. In Paul's response we see his humanity, his humility and his discernment. What can we learn from his example as we follow Jesus?

In this passage we see the mob in Jerusalem attempt to kill Paul. They misrepresent and attack him in the temple and the Roman guards intervene and arrest him. How can we learn to be winsome in speaking the truth to those who misrepresent and attack us?

In this sermon, Stanley Troyer walks us through Paul's arrival in Jerusalem. James and the elders rejoice over what God has been doing, yet bring up a complaint and a rumour circulating about Paul. In order to appease the Jews, they suggest Paul take part in a vow ceremony. What will Paul do? How do we as Christians respond to secondary issues?

In this sermon we see Paul make his way toward Jerusalem. Despite being dissuaded at every city to NOT go, Paul obediently follows the Lord. How do we as Christians have courage and conviction to follow Jesus even when times get hard?

In this sermon Pastor Andrew walks us through our mission and vision as a church. We exist to make disciples by gathering, growing, and going.

In this concluding sermon in our summer series, we look at 2 parables Jesus taught: the treasure hidden in a field and the pearl of great price. We answer the question: What is the kingdom of worth to you?

In this sermon we examine the parable of the weeds. In it, Jesus reveals truths about God's justice, his patience and the final judgment.

In this sermon we look at the parable of the 10 virgins. What does it look like to be ready for the return of Jesus?

In this sermon Stanley Troyer walks us through the parable of the rich fool.

In this passage we see Jesus tell a parable about labourers working in a vineyard. What do we learn about God's kingdom from this story?