We continue our series through Acts, learning how the first Christians lived as Christians. With the current COVID-19 pandemic, our gatherings are looking more and more like the house churches that characterized early Christianity. This week, we find ourselves in Acts 15.

Jesus is disruptive. How will you respond? In Acts 14 we see a few reactions and responses to the message of Christ, and we're challenged with how we react when Jesus disrupts our lives.

Acts 13:13-52... what's the point? The point is Jesus. Don't miss the point.

How did Christianity go from 120 scared disciples in an upper room to over 2 billion followers of Jesus today? There's only one answer to that: living on mission through the power of the Holy Spirit. We turn to Acts 13:1-12 to see how.

What must I do to have eternal life? How do we conquer our greatest enemy, death? In Mark 10:17-27, Jesus reveals the answer to this question.

Being a disciple of Jesus is a lifelong exchange. As we follow Him, we lay down the old self and take on the ways of Jesus. From Mark 10:35-52, we see that to become more like Jesus is to follow in the path of the Servant King who came to give His life as a ransom for many.

Mark 5:21-43 shows us that Jesus' call to follow Him is for everyone, no matter who you are. The path we take following Him will not be easy, but it will always be worth it.

In Luke 14:25-35, Jesus speaks challenging words about what it means to be his disciple. Count the cost and finish what you started with Jesus.

Proverbs 4:1-9 has three words and three generations that help us understand more of God's design for life.