Acts 28:11-31

We admire people who take bold steps to accomplish great things. Yet most of us, if we admit it, are not naturally that way. Maybe that’s why we admire those who are. As we wrap up our journey through the Book of Acts, we find Paul continuing to “boldly preach the Gospel” even though he is under arrest and facing a potential death sentence. Where does that kind of boldness come from and how can you obtain it? Join us Sunday to find out.

Acts 28:11-31

We admire people who take bold steps to accomplish great things. Yet most of us, if we admit it, are not naturally that way. Maybe that’s why we admire those who are. As we wrap up our journey through the Book of Acts, we find Paul continuing to “boldly preach the Gospel” even though he is under arrest and facing a potential death sentence. Where does that kind of boldness come from and how can you obtain it? Join us Sunday to find out.

Acts 27: 39 - Acts 28:10

Have you ever felt like things have gone from bad to worse? Have you wondered where God was in the midst of that? The Apostle Paul had a life filled with hardship and struggle in ways that go far beyond what most of us could ever imagine. Just when you would think it could not get any worse, it did. How do you find God in the middle of the mess? This week we find Paul in just that situation. Join us as we dive into this on Sunday!

Acts 27: 39 - Acts 28:10

Have you ever felt like things have gone from bad to worse? Have you wondered where God was in the midst of that? The Apostle Paul had a life filled with hardship and struggle in ways that go far beyond what most of us could ever imagine. Just when you would think it could not get any worse, it did. How do you find God in the middle of the mess? This week we find Paul in just that situation. Join us as we dive into this on Sunday!

Acts 24: 22-27

Are you a procrastinator? (If you would prefer to answer that later, you have your answer.) Felix the Governor most definitely was. When the Apostle Paul was brought up on charges for preaching the resurrection, it was up to Felix to judge Paul’s case, but Felix procrastinated. When Paul spoke about putting faith in Jesus, Felix once again…procrastinated. Join us this weekend as we hear more of Paul’s sermon to procrastinators, calling all of us to decisively surrender our lives to Jesus.

Acts 24: 22-27

Are you a procrastinator? (If you would prefer to answer that later, you have your answer.) Felix the Governor most definitely was. When the Apostle Paul was brought up on charges for preaching the resurrection, it was up to Felix to judge Paul’s case, but Felix procrastinated. When Paul spoke about putting faith in Jesus, Felix once again…procrastinated. Join us this weekend as we hear more of Paul’s sermon to procrastinators, calling all of us to decisively surrender our lives to Jesus.

Acts 22:30 - 23:15

Have you ever wondered why you are never able to see eye to eye with some people even when you have so much else in common? The Pharisees and Sadducees would appear to be people who should always agree, but they had very different starting points. Their views of the world and truth were so different that a fight breaks out over it. This week we will look at how the Gospel shapes our view of the world and how to interact with each other in a way the honors The God of Truth.

Acts 22:30 - 23:15

Have you ever wondered why you are never able to see eye to eye with some people even when you have so much else in common? The Pharisees and Sadducees would appear to be people who should always agree, but they had very different starting points. Their views of the world and truth were so different that a fight breaks out over it. This week we will look at how the Gospel shapes our view of the world and how to interact with each other in a way the honors The God of Truth.

Acts 21:17-26

What does it really mean to be a Christian? What are the essential and non-essential aspects of following Jesus? In the early church, this was a huge debate as the Jewish and Gentile followers of Jesus wrestled with cultural practices that many people made essential to be a Christian. In 2,000 years it seems things have not changed much. This week we will explore what it means to follow Jesus into the heart of the Gospel and not be enslaved to cultural habits that detract from the grace of God.