Paul's experiences in Corinth teach us that God gives us guidance when we need it, He knows what we need and when we need it, and that He's at work even when circumstances seem to indicate otherwise.

In a changing world, our relationships with people are critical to showing people what a real Christian looks like and for helping one another grow in our relationships with Jesus. Listen as Pastor Dave challenges us to be intentional about building the relationship God has given to us.

Whether it was a riot or a revival, something happened when Paul came to town. How can our lives have an impact on the culture around us? Pastor Dave talks about that and more in this installment of our journey through the Book of Acts.

Pastor Dave uses the story of Ezekiel in the valley of dry bones to show us God's plan to use each of his children to lead people to Jesus.

Paul and Silas follow the call to take the gospel to Macedonia, but the trip leads to an extremely painful experience. What did Paul and Silas do when faced with this pain? They didn't complain. They did something surprising and the result was even more astonishing.

Often we are tempted to make excuses for why we can’t succeed, why we can’t become who God made us to be, why God can’t work in our lives the way he works in other people’s lives, why we can’t be healed, why we can't get ahead in life, or why the church can't grow. We have excuse after excuse after excuse. In today's message, Pastor Dave talks about the fact that we make excuses, but God makes a way.

As Paul and Barnabas prepare to head out on their second missionary journey, they hit a speedbump as they are sharply divided on whom should accompany them. Eventually, Paul takes Silas with him and heads out to check on the churches in Galatia. What he didn't know was that the Holy Spirit was going to give him some very strange direction as he fulfills God's calling on his life. He was told not to preach the gospel to a couple of different regions. What do you do when God says no? Paul teaches us to praise God in the yes, and trust Him in the no.

There are times in life where we realize that we don't have what it takes. We don't have enough money. We don't have enough strength. We don't have enough of whatever we need to deal with the situation we're facing. It's in those moments that we have to rely on God. In today's message, Pastor Dave shares four principles to help position ourselves in the place to receive provision from God in our time of need.

As the gospel spreads among the Gentiles, a controversy arises that threatens to split the church wide open and destroy it. It was a direct attack on the most important teaching of the church: salvation by grace. Pastor Dave about how the church approached this critical moment in the life of the early church.

We are all very, very different, but there's at least one thing that we ALL have in common. The thing we have in common is that we have all been hurt and wounded. The question we must answer is this: What do I do after I've been hurt? Pastor Dave talks about the keys that unlocks God's healing power in our lives.