The book of Acts is a continuation of the mission of God that Jesus began in his earthly ministry. This mission is carried out by Jesus’ disciples throughout the ages in the power of the Holy Spirit. We are invited into this grand adventure which is at times proves to be spectacular and at other times is very ordinary.

The book of Acts is a continuation of the mission of God that Jesus began in his earthly ministry. This mission is carried out by Jesus’ disciples throughout the ages in the power of the Holy Spirit. We are invited into this grand adventure which is at times proves to be spectacular and at other times is very ordinary.

The book of Acts is a continuation of the mission of God that Jesus began in his earthly ministry. This mission is carried out by Jesus’ disciples throughout the ages in the power of the Holy Spirit. We are invited into this grand adventure which is at times proves to be spectacular and at other times is very ordinary.

The book of Acts is a continuation of the mission of God that Jesus began in his earthly ministry. This mission is carried out by Jesus’ disciples throughout the ages in the power of the Holy Spirit. We are invited into this grand adventure which is at times proves to be spectacular and at other times is very ordinary.

The book of Acts is a continuation of the mission of God that Jesus began in his earthly ministry. This mission is carried out by Jesus’ disciples throughout the ages in the power of the Holy Spirit. We are invited into this grand adventure which is at times proves to be spectacular and at other times is very ordinary.

Living in the suburbs is marked by "the good life." How do we as Christians take up our cross and follow Jesus in the face of numerous material pleasures? What does it look like to live faithful in suburbia?

Living in the suburbs is marked by "the good life." How do we as Christians take up our cross and follow Jesus in the face of numerous material pleasures? What does it look like to live faithful in suburbia?

Living in the suburbs is marked by "the good life." How do we as Christians take up our cross and follow Jesus in the face of numerous material pleasures? What does it look like to live faithful in suburbia?

Our church is committed to redemptive expository preaching, which simply means explaining and applying the Bible in a way that Jesus is the hero and the Gospel is the solution. Typically we march verse-by-verse through books of the Bible. However, we periodically teach selected passages and selected topics.

Ezra provides Christians a practical teaching on how to rebuild from the ruins. When our life is in shambles we see that we can return. When our life is in ruins we are to return to the presence of God.