In this week’s passage, Acts 19:21–41, we see how the gospel disrupts the entrenched idol worship of Ephesus, sparking a citywide riot as Paul faithfully proclaims that only Christ is Lord. Pastor Jamie reminds us that following Jesus often brings real-world consequences, yet He remains worthy of our full allegiance.

In this week’s passage, Acts 19:11-20, Pastor Jamie shows how God’s extraordinary power exposes counterfeit spirituality, purifies His people, and magnifies the name of Jesus so that His Word continues to prevail mightily.

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In this week’s message, in Acts 19:1–10, we see Paul lovingly correct incomplete belief by proclaiming the full gospel of Jesus, leading disciples to receive the Holy Spirit and know Christ fully. As Paul then continues boldly reasoning and teaching in Ephesus, the word of the Lord spreads widely, reminding us of our call to speak the gospel with clarity, patience, and courage.

In this week’s message from Acts 18:24–28, we see Apollos emerge as a faithful yet imperfect new voice for Jesus—boldly proclaiming Christ, humbly receiving correction, and powerfully strengthening the church. Through his story, we’re reminded that God delights to use ordinary believers, growing and shaping us as we speak of Jesus wherever He places us.

In this week’s passage, Acts 18:18–23, we see that Paul’s ministry is marked by a faithful willingness to follow the Lord’s leading—whether staying or going—and a commitment to strengthen and encourage the disciples wherever he goes. This reminds us that the Christian life is shaped by trusting God’s direction and investing deeply in one another’s growth in Christ.

In Acts 18, we see Paul’s ministry in Corinth marked by opposition, encouragement, and a divine call to stay. This sermon reminds us that God’s presence emboldens us to remain faithful, even when the path is uncertain—and that obedience, not outcomes, defines our faithfulness.

In Acts 17, we see that Paul’s sermon at the Areopagus declares that the God we long for is not unknown—He has revealed Himself in Christ. Hear how the gospel confronts idolatry and calls every heart to repentance and faith.

Paul and Silas continue their missionary journey in Acts 17, proclaiming Jesus as the true King in Thessalonica and Berea. In this sermon, we see how the gospel turns the world upside down—confronting opposition, inspiring belief, and calling believers to faithfully reason from Scripture wherever God has placed them.

From Acts 16:16–40, Paul and Silas face opposition, imprisonment, and even an earthquake—but through it all, God moves powerfully to reveal the true way of salvation. Pastor Jamie explores how the gospel breaks spiritual bondage, transforms hearts, and answers life’s most important question: “What must I do to be saved?”

From Acts 16:6-15. This passage reminds us that the most important place to be is where the Lord is working. Through Paul’s Spirit-led journey to Macedonia and Lydia’s transformed heart, we see that God guides, opens doors, and provides everything needed to advance His gospel, if we are willing to follow His lead.