This week we welcomed a special guest speaker, Bishop Joseph Mattera! He is the father of our pastor and a well know pastor and speaker internationally. For the first half, he preached on knowing 'The Big Picture' of scripture and for the second half, was interviewed by his son. Listen in and enjoy!

As we end our series, we look at a prayer of the Apostles and the answer God gave them. We must remember, this is not just a season, this is a lifestyle that God invites us to make part of who we are.

It can be easy to believe that the world is going downhill. We are just waiting for the end. But that is not what Jesus left us with. He left us with a harvest to reap. Tune in to hear the stories of people still coming to Christ today along with a message about the harvest that is ready for us today!

Jesus promises one thing to his disciples when he sends them out: persecution. But he tells them not to fear it. The cost of mission is real, but the reward is even greater!

In Acts 8 we see God set up an encounter between Philip and a prominent court official from Ethiopia. From it, we explore how God may be setting up encounters for us today for us to share the good news of Jesus Christ.

When we are preaching the Gospel to others, it is easy to try to make them like us. Paul teaches a different method, become like them. Do whatever it takes for the Gospel to go forward, even if that means its inconvenient for you. Listen in as we discuss 1 Cor. 9 as part of our On Mission series!

When you share your testimony it may not always be gold and glitter. Sometimes people will disbelieve you, dissuade you, and hang you out to dry. This week we talk about the story of a blind man who shares his story of Jesus' healing.

Many people will never share the good news because they did not receive a seminary degree. That was not the way of Jesus. What we don't realize is that our story holds the power of the good news for many to believe.

The second most important event in Christian history happens in Acts chapters 10 and 11. It had deep implications for the church then, but still has lasting implications for the church today. Listen in to hear how the story unfolds!

Levi is a sinner and ostracized by his fellow community. Especially the religious elite. When Jesus is questioned for eating with him, he has very pointed responses that will help shape how we think of mission today.