On the day of Pentecost the Holy Spirit comes and fills the church and they speak in other languages. Given the miraculous events in Acts, sometimes we can wonder if we have the Holy Spirit. This message shows that the Holy Spirit is not for a select few, but for everyone.

How can we make decisions? How do we know if we've made the right one? In today's passage the Apostles had to make a big decision: who should replace Judas. Join us as we look at how they went about making this big decision.

In this message we begin our series in Acts by looking closely at the question the disciples ask Jesus, "Will you at this time restore the kingdom to Israel?" The disciples appear to have misunderstood the mission of Jesus out of a desire to wield earthly power. That very this is something we often face today.

In this message Ben Searle examines the issue of suffering from a Biblical perspective. Why does God allow us to suffer? If it is a test, doesn't He already know the outcome? In this message Ben will show how all suffering is spiritual and ultimately for God's glory, and even, our own.

In this message we examine whether it is possible to repent in the moments before death. The short answer is yes! But sometimes people can get to the end of their lives and not wish to repent.

In this message we examine Pharaoh's hardening. Was it done by God or by Pharaoh himself? We discover that two things are uncontroversial in the Bible: 1. Man is free and totally responsible for his actions, 2. God is totally sovereign over all things that come to pass. How these two things work together is a mystery that we can only barely grasp the edges of.

In this message we discuss the sensitive topic of depression. Many believe that Christianity and depression are incompatible, but we will see that not only is that untrue, it is unbiblical.

In this message Peirce Baehr opens the Got Questions series with a discussion on Hell.

This special Easter message looks at what it means when the Apostle Paul says there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.

When is it okay to judge? Does Jesus words "Judge not lest ye be judged" apply in all circumstances. Why is that those who say "Don't judge me" often say that while they are engaging in some sin? Those questions answered and more in this final message in the One Another series.