The final chapter of Acts isn’t really an ending—it’s a launch point. As Paul’s journey takes him to Rome, God reminds us that even when we feel stuck, attacked, or uncertain, His purpose always moves forward. The story of the early church is still being written—and you’re part of it.1️⃣ When you feel stuck, you are still called to serveShipwrecked on Malta, Paul didn’t wait for perfect conditions to minister—he got to work. Sometimes your greatest impact will come in the seasons that feel the most stalled.2️⃣ When you get bit, you don’t have to get bitterSnakebites, criticism, and unexpected pain are real—but so is the choice to trust God and keep moving forward. Paul teaches us to shake off the attacks and stand firm in the calling.3️⃣ When you feel empty, God brings encouragementGod sent fellow believers to meet Paul on the road to Rome—reminding us that He often delivers strength through others. Encouragement isn’t just a blessing—it’s part of the mission.4️⃣ When your path is uncertain, your purpose is unshakeableThough Paul was under house arrest, the gospel was unchained. God’s purpose is never confined by circumstances—He writes the story, and He’s not done yet.📖 Final Word: The Book of Acts has no official conclusion. Why? Because the work of the Church continues.You and I are invited to keep living out the mission—with faithfulness, courage, and joy. The Spirit is still moving. The story is still unfolding.

Life isn’t always smooth sailing—but storms don’t mean God is absent. In Acts 27, Paul finds himself in the middle of a terrifying storm at sea, surrounded by fear, confusion, and chaos. Yet even in that uncertainty, his faith shines through. In this message, we discover how to stand firm when everything around us feels like it’s falling apart.1️⃣ Expect the StormPaul didn’t ignore the winds—he warned the crew.2️⃣ Anchor Your IdentityWhen the ship starts breaking apart, remember who you are and whose you are.3️⃣ Deploy Your FaithFaith isn’t for calm waters—it’s forged in the storm.4️⃣ Express GratitudeEven in crisis, Paul stopped to give thanks.God may not always calm the storm—but He will carry you through it. Whether you're in calm waters or clinging to broken pieces, you can trust the One who holds the sea in His hands.

Can you really have joy in a broken world? Paul did—and he was in chains. In Acts 26, we find Paul standing trial yet again. But instead of bitterness, he speaks with boldness, joy, and clarity. Why? Because true happiness isn’t found in circumstance—it’s anchored in the unchanging hope of the Gospel. In this message, we explore four powerful reasons you can be happy—even when life gets hard.1️⃣ We Have Hope - Paul's confidence wasn't wishful thinking—it was built on God's promises (vv.1–8).2️⃣ We Have New Life - Paul recounts his radical transformation—from persecutor to preacher (vv.9–16).3️⃣ We Have Purpose - From darkness to light, from aimless to assigned—Paul's story reflects our own (vv.17–23).4️⃣ We Have Confidence - Even mocked by powerful men, Paul holds nothing back (vv.24–32).📍Real joy isn’t found in goat yoga or good vibes. It’s found in a risen Savior who gives us hope, new life, purpose, and confidence. Watch this powerful message and discover why, in Christ, you can truly say: Don’t worry, be happy.

Ever feel like you’re just repeating the same cycle—defending yourself, staying faithful, and waiting for breakthrough? In Acts 25, Paul faces another round of accusations, another Roman ruler, and another delay. But instead of frustration, we see faithfulness. Paul shows us that just because something feels familiar doesn’t mean it’s fruitless. There’s purpose in every courtroom, conversation, and crossroad when God is the one writing the story.1️⃣ Be Faithful in the Familiar - As Paul’s case is dragged into political games and old enemies rise again, he stays steady (vv.1–8). The repetition isn’t failure—it’s refinement. God protects His servant in the waiting.2️⃣ Be Discerning with Your Direction - Paul doesn’t just react—he reasons. He sees through Festus’ motives and stands his ground, appealing to Caesar (vv.9–12). In uncertain moments, discernment matters more than speed.3️⃣ Be Anchored to the Gospel - Festus and Agrippa don’t understand Paul’s message—but that doesn’t stop him from preaching it (vv.13–22). When the world doesn’t get Jesus, we don’t water Him down—we keep lifting Him up.4️⃣ Be Unfazed by the Façade of Success - Paul stands humbly in chains before rulers dressed in splendor (vv.23–27). But appearances are deceiving—he may be on trial, but he’s the one walking in truth and freedom.📍Don’t let repetition make you retreat. When life says, “Been there, done that,” God says, “I’m not done with you yet.” Watch this week’s message and be encouraged to stay faithful, discerning, anchored, and unfazed—because God’s not just repeating the story, He’s perfecting it.

Have you ever felt like your life was circling the runway, waiting endlessly for the next step to begin? In Acts 24, we find Paul stuck—falsely accused, confined, and waiting for justice. Yet even in delay, Paul displays unwavering integrity, gospel boldness, and wisdom rooted in hope. This message reminds us that God is still working—even when we feel grounded.✈️ 1. Prioritize Your IntegrityDespite flattery, falsehoods, and political pressure, Paul keeps his testimony clean before God and man (Acts 24:1–13). His confidence didn’t come from his circumstances but from the presence and promises of God (John 16:22; Philippians 2:15).“You can save a lot of time waiting on God.” — Adrian Rogers“Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.” — Psalm 30:5🧠 2. Operate with WisdomPaul didn’t just defend himself; he pointed to the resurrection of Jesus and the hope it brings (vv.14–16). His beliefs were sound, and his conscience was clear. As mature believers, we’re called to clarity, not confusion (Hebrews 5:14; Ephesians 4:14).“The strong meat belongs to them that are of full age…” — Hebrews 5:14“That we… be no more children, tossed to and fro…” — Ephesians 4:14✅ 3. Do What You Know to DoEven while waiting, Paul stayed faithful. He taught, testified, and spoke truth to power (vv.22–25). Felix delayed responding, hoping for a bribe—but Paul kept doing what was right, even when others didn’t.“To him that knoweth to do good, and doeth it not, to him it is sin.” — James 4:17“Now is the accepted time… now is the day of salvation.” — 2 Corinthians 6:2🔁 Don’t mistake delay for denial. Watch this week’s message and be reminded: even when you're grounded, God is still guiding.

Life will throw you into high-pressure moments, but your reaction can preach louder than your words. In this message from Acts 23, we see Paul under intense scrutiny—misunderstood, mistreated, and nearly murdered—and yet his integrity, humility, and trust in God shine brighter than ever. The way we respond in adversity reveals the condition of our hearts and the strength of our faith.1️⃣ Cultivate a Clear ConsciencePaul stood before the Sanhedrin with confidence—not in himself, but in a life lived openly before God. When your heart is clean, your words carry weight (Acts 23:1; Acts 24:16; Titus 1:15).“A crisis doesn’t make you—it reveals you.” — Adrian Rogers2️⃣ Stay Humble in the ChaosEven when Paul is struck unjustly, he checks his own spirit and responds with reverence and restraint (Acts 23:2–10). In a world quick to retaliate, humility is holy.“Everybody has a plan until you get punched in the face.” — Mike Tyson“When he was reviled, he reviled not again…” — 1 Peter 2:233️⃣ Find Comfort in God’s PresenceIn a dark jail cell, the Lord stood by him (vs11). When no one else can reach you, God is still near. His presence affirms His purpose, even when the path is unclear (Daniel 3:25; Hebrews 6:10).“A divine decree ordains for you greater and more trying service... therefore be of good cheer.” — Charles Spurgeon4️⃣ Trust in God’s Divine OrchestrationFrom a hidden plot to an unexpected escape, God was moving behind the scenes to fulfill His mission through Paul (Acts 23:12–35).“The safest place in all the world is in the center of God’s will.” — Corrie ten Boom🔔 Watch now to discover how faithful reactions in chaos can be a loud testimony of God’s peace, power, and providence.

We all carry a story—but when God becomes the Author, even the most broken beginnings can become bold testimonies of grace. In this message from Acts 22, Paul shares his personal journey before an angry crowd, reminding us that God's providence and purpose can shape any life into a better story.1️⃣ Your Story Is Worth Sharing - Paul begins with his own defense—his apologia—not to justify his reputation, but to glorify God’s transforming grace. No matter where you’ve come from, your testimony can be a tool for reaching others (Acts 22:1–11; Psalm 107:2; Galatians 1:15).“Don’t shine so others can see you. Shine so that through you, others can see Him.” — C.S. Lewis2️⃣ You Need a Strong Supporting Cast - Paul wasn’t alone—God used Ananias and the faith community to strengthen and commission him. We’re not meant to live out our faith in isolation (Acts 22:12–16; Hebrews 10:23–25).3️⃣ You Are Not the Author of Your Story - God often writes plot twists we wouldn’t expect—but His direction is always better. Paul’s vision in the temple reminds us that surrender leads to clarity (Acts 22:17–24; Hebrews 12:2).4️⃣ Your Story Is Unique for God’s Glory - Even Paul’s Roman citizenship and background were tools God used for His purposes. What may seem like a random detail in your life might be a divine setup (Acts 22:25–30; Judges 3:15–16; Spurgeon).“There are no random acts in God's economy. Your background, your skills, even your scars are instruments in His hand.” — Charles Spurgeon🔔 Watch now and be reminded that no matter what chapter you’re in, God is writing a better story.

The Christian life isn’t always wrapped in comfort—it’s carried through conviction, opposition, and the kind of grace that stands firm under pressure. In this message from Acts 21, we follow Paul into Jerusalem and discover how to walk faithfully when life feels fragile.1️⃣ Stay Committed to Humble Cooperation – When tensions are high, humility matters most. Paul didn’t boast about his ministry—he celebrated what God had done through it (Acts 21:15–20, 1 Corinthians 1:31, Philippians 1:18).2️⃣ Be Adaptable for the Sake of the Gospel – Paul was willing to flex on customs that didn’t compromise the Gospel, showing wisdom and grace in a fragile situation (Acts 21:21–26, 1 Corinthians 9:20–23, Romans 14:4–6).3️⃣ Stand Firm When You’re Falsely Accused – The crowd misunderstood Paul’s heart, but he didn’t cave to criticism. Even when slandered, he remained faithful to the mission (Acts 21:27–36, Matthew 5:11, historical temple inscription).4️⃣ Ask God to Use Your Pain as a Platform – Instead of lashing out, Paul used his hardship as an open door to share the hope he had in Christ (Acts 21:37–40, Proverbs 15:1, 2 Corinthians 12:9).In a world full of pressure and misunderstanding, we’re called to respond with grace, truth, and an unwavering love for the Gospel. Watch now and discover how to live boldly—even when life feels breakable.

Sometimes, God feels distant. But in this powerful post-resurrection encounter, we’re reminded that even when we can’t see Him, He’s closer than we think.

1️⃣ Make Your Faith Personal – Mary didn’t just seek answers—she sought Jesus. The resurrection is not just an event; it’s an invitation to know Him personally (John 20:11-13, Acts 1:3, Adrian Rogers, N.T. Wright).

2️⃣ Process Your Pain Properly – God doesn’t dismiss our grief; He meets us in it. Even when we don’t recognize Him, He is present in our darkest moments (John 20:14-15, Psalm 10:1, Corrie ten Boom).

3️⃣ Listen for His Voice – One word from Jesus changed everything: “Mary.” His voice still calls us by name, bringing hope, faith, and direction (John 20:16-17, John 10:3, Romans 10:17).

4️⃣ Say Yes to the Next Step – Jesus meets us to send us. His resurrection empowers our mission to carry the message of grace, peace, and forgiveness to the world (John 20:19-23, Romans 10:9-10).

When you feel abandoned, overlooked, or unsure—remember: Jesus is nearer than your fear, speaking in your sorrow, and guiding you forward. Watch now and take your next step in faith.

The cross is not just a symbol of suffering—it’s a declaration of truth, hope, and divine purpose. In this message from John 19, we see that the death of Jesus was not random, but full of good reason.1️⃣ There Is Compassion – Even in His final moments, Jesus cared deeply for others—demonstrating the unmatched love of God (John 19:25-27, Matthew 9:36, John 3:16).2️⃣ There Is Completion – When Jesus declared “It is finished,” He sealed our redemption and fulfilled the work only He could do (John 19:28-30a, 1 Peter 2:24, Philippians 2:6-7).3️⃣ There Is Control – The cross was not a moment of defeat, but a moment of divine authority; Jesus laid down His life willingly (John 19:30b-34, John 10:17-18, Tozer).4️⃣ There Is Credibility – The events of the crucifixion were witnessed, recorded, and fulfilled prophecy with precision—our faith rests on a firm foundation (John 19:35, Zechariah 12:10, Acts 26:26).We believe in the cross of Christ not because we’re blind—but because in it, we see everything clearly. Watch now and discover the powerful reasons we can trust in Jesus.