This is the intro and devotional for our All-Church Day of Prayer on November 18, 2020. 

Join us this week as we kick off our two-week series: Generosity. Jesus says God’s heart is to give us good things; the greatest gift that God has given us is His Son, who invites us to follow Him to the heart of God, and find there generosity, a willingness to give us what we need.

November 8, 2020 | Acts 6-8

Join us this week in Acts 6-8 where we take a look at Stephen. Stephen offers a wise, insightful, cogent, coherent defense of the Christian faith and invites his hearers to respond. He isn’t just a philosopher or evangelist; he is a little bit of both, and something else entirely.

November 1, 2020 | Acts 6

Check out this week's sermon through Acts 6. Stephanie takes on this sermon with a powerful message of how we are being called to handle division, diversity and pivotal moments as disciples of Jesus.

October 25, 2020 | Acts 5:17-41

Our sermon this week is in Acts 5:17-41, a text that gives you a little bit of deja vu. In Acts 4, Peter and John were arrested for preaching in the name of Jesus, and they were sternly warned to stop doing so. In Acts 5, all of the apostles are arrested—all of the apostles are flogged—for preaching in the name of Jesus.

October 18, 2020 | Acts 5:12-16

This sermon we come to a great passage in the Book of Acts—a passage all about signs and wonders.

This week we discover the invitation and the challenge found in the book of Acts. The invitation is to be generous, to live as family, to take care of one another, and to know that if you are having a hard time, we are here for your! The challenge is dealing with your sin and being aware of the holiness of God!

October 4, 2020 | Ephesians 2:1-10

September 20, 2020 | Acts 2:42-47

This week, we think about the frontier of justice—and consider how we, over the next five years, might become a church that does justice and loves mercy, as it relates to racial reconciliation and other issues of justice in our cultural moment. 

September 13, 2020 | Acts 2:42-47

Preacher: Stephanie Tennant

The early church had a rhythm of gathered and scattered: meeting in the Temple, and then in their homes. This rhythm created spiritual family, developed disciples, and inaugurated the Kingdom. Yet, we resist joining in on the scattered church. In this sermon, Stephanie unpacks barriers to participating in the scattered church and we get a glimpse at our future, becoming a church of missional communities.