Passage: Acts 10-11:18This passage recounts the story of Peter and Cornelius. The point is simple: God wants to take the Gospel to everyone who will believe. God challenges Peter to move beyond only sharing the Gospel with the people nearest to him (ethnically, culturally, geographically) and to reach out to those who are outside his relational world.

Passage: Acts 9:1-20The story of Saul’s conversion isn’t just an amazing part of church history, it’s also a great picture of the way God saves people today, especially those people we love but fear will never come to Christ for whatever reason.

In this message based on Proverbs 12, Pastor Bill discusses how to apply God's wisdom to your relational disagreements.

In this message Bill teaches from the story of Stephen, the church's first martyr. In this transitionary story we see that the church moves from a time of peace and freedom to a time of persecution and yet, remain highly productive. Stephen helps us remain mindful of God's activity whether we are experiencing times of blessing or trial.

Pastor Bob and Pastor Bill team up in this message to help us prepare for Christmas. Using Colossians 1:19-20, they discuss how God used the incarnation of Christ to demonstrate that he is both "with us" and "for us." The message concludes with time spent in the Lord's Supper.

Text: Acts 6:1-7The first church in Jerusalem was full of God's amazing power and growth, but it wasn't perfect. In this passage we'll explore a specific problem the church faced, how they dealt with it, the results, and how it applies to the church today.

Passage: Acts 5:12-42In this message Bill discusses several things that people who exhibit spiritual boldness tend to have in common.