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In Acts chapter 20, Paul gives his last instructions to the Ephesian Elders and raises Eutychus from the dead. 

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We continue to study the Book of Acts. This week, we are in Acts 19:11-41, where we learn about the seven sons of Sceva and the riot that breaks out in Ephesus.

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This week we are reading from Acts 18:24 to 19:10. We meet Apollos, who has traveled to Ephesus, on his way to Corinth to tell people about Jesus, but he doesn't know the whole story. Pricilla and Aquila teach him, and then Paul returns and uses Ephesus as a hub to reach Asia and Galatia.

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We continue to work our way through the Book of Acts. This week, we are in chapter 18, and we find Paul in the Greek city of Corinth.

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Paul encounters persecution in Thessalonica and Berea and ends up in Athens. There, Paul preaches to the philosophers, using their own philosophies to reveal Jesus and proclaim the Gospel. Acts 17:1-34

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This week, Pastor Larry teaches from Acts 16:16-40. Paul and Silas find themselves in prison after casting a demonic spirit of divination out of a slave girl.

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Today, Pastor Larry teaches from Acts 16:1-15. Paul's second missionary journey, in which the Spirit prohibited Paul from going into Asia and instead directed him to Macedonia.

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Pastor Larry teaches on the conflict over John Mark that caused Paul and Barnabas to separate and go their separate ways. Acts 15:36-41

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Pastor Dan Thompson shares from Deuteronomy 6. The Greatest Commandment. 

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This Mother's Day, Pastor Susan Remaly takes a fresh look at Proverbs 31. Not as a checklist that women can never live up to. Instead, a picture of the Bride of Christ.