In this Sermon, Jeff takes us to Athens to see how countercultural the cross will always be.

In this Easter sermon, C.J. shows us how the Resurrection has secured our forgiveness of sins.

In this Sermon, C.J. prepares our hearts for the week leading up to our Savior's death and resurrection.

In this passage, we give appropriate attention to Satan's campaign against the early church and how we might be alert to his strategy against the modern church.

In this sermon, we continue the journey into Macedonia and witness the sacred collaborative work of preacher and congregation.

In this sermon we resume the story of Paul, Silas, Timothy and Luke as they experience severe opposition to their gospel mission.

In this passage, Luke helps us relive yet another great turning point in the book of Acts and its enduring effects on each of us.

In this sermon, we come to the most defining moment in Acts and all of church history—the Jerusalem council.

In this sermon, Paul, the main human character in Acts 13 and 14, addresses us about prayer, evangelism, and church planting from a letter he penned to the church at Colossae.

In this passage, we learn that persecution and suffering in the advance of the gospel isn't just the experience of Paul and Barnabas, but of each of us as well.