In Acts 12, Luke has a squirrel moment. But his momentary distraction turns out to be a very relevant story for us today! In this passage, we’ll see how Christians should biblically respond to our celebrity-worshiping culture.

Acts 11:19-30 tells about an unstoppable church in Antioch. This was a church on mission that we would do well to learn from.

When Peter, a Jewish Christian, went into the home of Cornelius, a Gentile, to share the message of Jesus, it changed the course of Christian history forever. Here’s how those events 2,000 years ago still impact our lives today!

We read amazing stories of miracles in the Bible… but, why don’t we see miracles like these today? Acts 9:32-43 helps us understand how we can experience the miraculous power of God in our lives, just like Peter and the first Christians did.

Our Father in Heaven sent not only His Son, but presently His Holy Spirit to be with us. He has promised that those who seek Him will find Him. As we give Him our attention, what does it look like to experience His presence? We can rest in knowing that it will look like whatever the Father wants it to.

Guest speaker Ajit Christopher jumps into the You Asked For It series with a message from the Book of Jonah about why Christians should engage in missions.

We continue our series answering questions submitted by the congregation with the question: What does it mean to take up your cross? Jesus said this multiple times in the Gospels, and we turn to Mark 8 to see exactly what He meant by these words.

How can we say that Jesus is the only way to God? Isn’t that arrogant and intolerant? Isn’t that narrow-minded? Let’s honestly examine the problem of religious exclusivity, and see how the gospel’s response to the problem compares with popular culture’s response to the problem.

We started a sermon series answering common questions submitted by YOU! The first and most asked question was: What will Heaven be like? Let’s dig into Revelation to see what the Bible has to say about this fascinating topic!

At our Dunk & Roast service, Pastor Andy spoke on prayer, sharing four prayers that have changed his life. May these prayers bless you as well!