Pastor Bryan continues his Acts series and preaches out of Acts 6, where problems begin to arise within the early church and those in authority are faced with the responsibility of handling them God’s way. When challenges arise, our first response shouldn’t be to point fingers or look outward, but to allow God to use those challenges to produce an awareness within us that causes us to examine ourselves first. How we respond to problems reveals what is happening within us, and learning to respond God’s way allows challenges to become opportunities for growth, wisdom, and greater effectiveness in what God has called us to do.

Pastor Bryan preaches from Acts 5 and shows us how the life of deception that Ananias and Sapphira chose ultimately led to their demise. Their story reminds us of the importance of being open and honest—not only with God, but also with ourselves. As Christians, we must guard our hearts and recognize that there is no way to work around the wisdom of the Holy Spirit. The cost of not being honest is more than we can afford.

Pastor Bryan continues our series through Acts, preaching from Acts 4 and reminding us that God isn’t waiting for us to be extraordinary—He’s looking for us to be available.

If we use “ordinary” as an excuse, we’ll never step into anything extraordinary for God. You can be extraordinary and still miss God moments because it’s not the extra that makes it happen—it’s our willingness to be available.

Pastor Bryan preaches from Acts 3 and teaches us that what we do consistently develops the person we are becoming. Prioritizing prayer sets a pattern for His will.

Pastor Bryan continues our Acts series with Acts 2, teaching us that the impact of the Church comes down to believers’ commitment to community.

We have to prioritize God’s Word both privately and publicly. When we commit to growing together, we become stronger together.

The stronger the community, the more mature the believer. No one matures alone.

Pastor Bryan preaches from Acts 1 on the importance of the Holy Spirit. We can be active and busy, but still ineffective without His power. God has given each of us an assignment, and He also equips us with the authority and power needed to fulfill it. When God calls you, He equips you.

We had our very own Cornelius Pratt preach this morning on what it means to have a heart after God's own heart. Through the lives of Joseph, Caleb, and David, he showed that God is looking for people who remain faithful in private, fully follow Him, and are quick to repent and pursue His presence. When our hearts are surrendered to God's will above our own, He can use us to fulfill His purpose.

Pastor Bryan preaches on what it means to live a life led by the Holy Spirit. As followers of Christ, we'll never outgrow our natural cravings, so we must continually grow in trusting and following the Spirit. The Holy Spirit convicts and guides us, but we each have the responsibility to choose what will influence our lives. Walking in step with the Spirit leads us into the life God has called us to live.

Pastor Alisha preaches on the power of God's presence, reminding us that our present situation only becomes more powerful than His presence when it has our focus. God's presence is never weaker—we simply fail to draw on what already belongs to us through Him.

Pastor Bryan wraps up our Psalm 23 series by preaching on how God's goodness and unfailing love sustain us through every high and low of life.

In Psalm 23:6, the word surely carries the idea of pursuing or even "harassing" us—showing that God's goodness and unfailing love relentlessly follow us wherever we go. They serve as the guardrails that keep our lives steady, secure, and anchored in Him.