In this passage we hear the first sermon of the persecutor turned preacher.

In this passage, the Hound of Heaven is conducting a divine hunt of the fiercest and most feared persecutor of the church-Saul of Tarsus.

As we celebrated our first Sunday in our new building, CJ turned our eyes to an even grander theme and more glorious purpose from Psalm 67.

In this sermon, William encouraged us that at its core, evangelism begins by experiencing Jesus who is greater than anyone else, and it culminates in joyfully telling other people about Him.

In this passage, the scene abruptly shifts from a city-wide revival to a story of personal evangelism and the unexpected conversion of just one man.

In this sermon, we find follow Philip as he boldly takes the gospel outside Jerusalem to the historically outcast and despised Samaritans.

In this passage, John reminds us that we are desperately and daily in need of God--but that we only begin to seek after him when we become displeased with ourselves.

In this passage, Josh pointed us to a grand mystery revealed to us by God Himself--a plan now perfectly brought to light.

In this lengthy passage, Luke draws our attention to the speech and martyrdom of Stephen reminding us of its pivotal importance in the spread of the unstoppable gospel.

In this passage, a problem emerges for the new church that threatens to unravel its unity and gospel mission, but we see God's faithfulness yet again preserving and protecting His church.