In this message from Acts 19:1-10, our good friend Gary Fike shows how the Spirit of God wants to transform people from their old way of living into being a new kind of humanity—people marked by faith in Jesus as their king.

In this message from the book of Acts, Pastor Thomas shows us how all of history is ruled by God. Since God is the king of everything, he deserves our trust and obedience.

In this message from Acts 11:19-30 and Acts 13:1-3, Daniel breaks down what happens when the message of Jesus first encounters a massive, urban, multicultural city. The results are really surprising!

In this message from Pastor Thomas from Acts 8, we get to see how God is at work in the details of our lives, helping us experience the love of Jesus and extend the offer for others to join us in the same.

Each of us interacts with the arts innumerable times each day. We listen to music as we walk to class. We read books and blogs. We remember playing the recorder for a few weeks in elementary school. We have grown all too familiar with the aroma of spray paint in the Free Expression Tunnel. We see ads along the sidebar of our Facebook feed, each one designed to capture our attention, and then (hopefully, for the advertiser) compels us to spend some money based on that interaction with an artistically designed pitch for toothpaste, or a new pair of shoes, or a great deal on an oil change. What does it mean to think Christianly about the arts?

In this message from Acts 4, Pastor Thomas takes a look at four key things that mark the lives of people who follow Jesus. It's not an exhaustive list, but it's helpful to see how these people demonstrated love for God and love for others.

In this message from Acts 2:42-47, Pastor Thomas breaks down what it means to live in a community that belongs to Jesus. This community, the church, is empowered by God himself through the Holy Spirit to embody four key truths: devotion to God's Word, generosity, family love, and worship as a witness to the world at large.

In this message from Acts 2:1-41, Jesus' promise to empower his people to continue his mission to rescue the world becomes a reality.

This message from Acts 1:1-9 kicks off PCM's spring semester series. We're going to walk through the book of Acts to discover who God the Holy Spirit is and how he operates in our lives and the world.

In this message from John 15:1–11, Pastor Thomas breaks down a metaphor Jesus used to describe his relationship with his followers. Jesus said that he was like a vine, and his followers were like branches, connected to the vine as their very source of life. This powerful picture has big implications for us today as we navigate the wide and uncharted territories of connectedness, social media, relationships, and a pursuit of God.