The phrase "God is sovereign" declares that God is in control over all the details of our lives. We may make plans that seem right to us, or think we know best, and then God has other ideas. When we are so used to being in control, how do we submit to God, trusting him to work things out according to His will?

We continue with the amazing story of Saul, whose miraculous conversion set off a spread of the Gospel of Jesus Christ that no one could have ever predicted. Ever wonder what purpose God has for you in the various details of your life that seem insignificant, but ultimately accomplish His purpose?

The Conversion of Saul demonstrates the great lengths to which God will go to save someone, and shows that there is no one beyond the reach of His saving power. But there's a lesson from Saul's life that we all must learn especially if we consider ourselves zealous for God.

Chances are good that the Holy Spirit has prompted us to do something that we're nervous about, especially in terms of sharing the Gospel of Jesus. Maybe we have limited knowledge. Maybe we lack confidence in our own abilities. But God is constantly preparing the way and the conversation. How do we step out in faith and trust that the Holy Spirit will empower us?

At times in our lives, we all face seasons of uncertainty, difficulty and even tragedy. During these times, will we rest into the power of God and His sovereignty, trusting Him to lead us through and make us more like Christ? We will take a look at how this Sunday as we look at Acts 8.

As the calendar flips to 2023, we may be making resolutions to make changes in our lives, maybe to eat better, read more, or take up a new hobby. While those are great ideas, the best thing we as Christians can do in the new year is to trust the Holy Spirit and walk in obedience to Him. We'll examine how this Sunday.

A light suddenly appeared in the sky. A light where there was once darkness. So brilliant, this light caused the magi to seek it's origin. Similarly, Christ is the light in a world that walks in darkness without Him. Are you seeking Him while He may be found? Is the light in your life leading others to the Savior? Are you crowning Him King?

How does God provide for His church and equip His people for times when it encounters and experiences growing pains? We continue this Sunday on our journey through the book of Acts, examining the truths from God's word and the compelling narratives of the fledgeling church.

When Jesus ascended, He gave the church the power to accomplish His will and His purpose. As times continue to grow darker, the need for God's Church to remain in Him remains constant. What is that power, and what can the Church accomplish through Him?

We continue with our journey through the book of Acts with a time together of prayer, a message from God's word, worship and glorifying God together. Invite a friend and join us for Sunday morning worship!