God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things. A few people invest in a city that becomes a major sending church. He can also use you in an extraordinary way. Part 8 from Acts 11.

A radical transformation takes place in the church’s greatest persecutor. God decides to use his enemy as his greatest witness for the gospel. He also has the power to radically use you. Part 7 from Acts 9 with guest speaker Paul Evans.

“Why did God let this happen?” is a common question. While we may never understand the full picture, the stoning of Stephen is a reminder that God is working even in the worst circumstances. Part 6 from Acts 6-8

Unfortunately, doing good isn’t always rewarded. Sometimes it comes with a price. Will the church fulfill its calling regardless? Part 5 from Acts 5.

The first few chapters of Acts look like the perfect church. Fortunately, Luke doesn’t whitewash history. Their struggle is both a warning and encouragement for us. Part 4 from Acts 4-5.

The church is born in a move of the Spirit. But what will it do? What will it look like for these people to do life together? Part 3 from Acts 2-4.

During a season of waiting, the first believers receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. Out of this moment the nations are invited respond to the message of Jesus and receive the gift as well. Part 2 from Acts 2:1-41

The resurrection of Jesus wasn’t the end of the story, but just the beginning. Luke lets us know this movement is getting ready to expand to the ends of the earth. Part 1 from Acts 1:1-11

The resurrection of Jesus comes with promises for you. Don’t miss God’s invitation to come alive! From Romans 8.

Jesus does a big free food giveaway and the crowd grows. But it won’t be free food that keeps them following. A transformation must take place to keep following him. From John 6.