In Acts 28:11–16, Pastor Jared Proctor explores Paul’s weary arrival in Rome and his longing for encouragement from fellow believers. Through Paul’s example, we learn that even the hardships that feel like prisons can become places of spiritual formation when we seek the Lord within them. This sermon reminds us that every circumstance—praise or prison—can draw us deeper into God’s presence.

In Hebrews 4:1–13, Pastor Nick Whistance invites us to “Come Sit in the Finished Work” by exploring what God truly means when He calls His people to rest. In a culture where “rest” carries many meanings, this passage clarifies that God’s rest is not mere relaxation but a faith-filled confidence in Christ’s completed work. Join us as we uncover how entering His rest transforms our striving into trust and our weariness into worship.

In this sermon from Acts 28:1–11, Pastor Jared explores how we respond when life does not go as planned. Shipwrecked on the island of Malta, Paul finds himself in an unexpected place with unexpected people, yet his response becomes a powerful model for us. Pastor Jared shows how Paul continued to serve faithfully, trust God’s sovereign plan, care for those in need, and remain committed to the mission of Christ even in the midst of uncertainty. Through Paul’s example, we are reminded that detours are not disruptions to God’s purposes but opportunities for God to work through us in ways we never anticipated.

In this sermon, Pastor Jared walks through Acts 27, where Paul and his companions find themselves caught in a relentless storm and drifting at sea. Through this dramatic narrative, we are reminded of the reality of spiritual lostness in our own lives, what it reveals, what it exposes, and where it ultimately leaves us. Yet, in contrast to the chaos of the storm, Pastor Jared points us to the unshakable hope found in Christ. When we are found in Him, we discover peace in the midst of uncertainty, purpose in our trials, and an anchor that holds firm no matter how fierce the winds may blow.

In this sermon, we look at the different decisions made for Paul, by Paul, and by others in Acts 27 that define the direction of his journey. How do others decisions and our decisions affect our lives and the lives of those around us?

In this sermon, Greene County Director of Missions Josh Hall preaches from Romans 15:20–22, where the Apostle Paul expresses his ambition to preach the gospel “where Christ has not been named.” Josh challenges the church to embrace that same missionary vision—beginning right here in Greene County. Through this passage, we’re reminded that gospel advancement is not just a distant mission but a local calling to plant churches and proclaim Christ where His name is not yet known.

In this passage we look at the response of Agrippa, and the way he almost accepts the message of Paul. How can we avoid Agrippa's mistake?

In this sermon, Pastor Jared walks through Acts 25, where Paul once again finds himself standing before earthly rulers, this time before Festus and King Agrippa. Through the unfolding events, we see how Paul’s unwavering faith gives him the courage to speak truth even when surrounded by corruption, confusion, and political pressure

Join us as we celebrate 8 baptisms! Listen to the testimonies of people surrendering their lives to the lordship of Christ and publicly professing that decision in baptism. 

In this sermon, Pastor Jared walks through Acts 24, where Paul stands before Governor Felix to give his defense. We see the charges brought against him, his bold confession of faith, and the unique opportunity he had to testify about Christ before a ruler. This passage reminds us that God often opens doors for the gospel in unexpected places and calls us to be faithful witnesses, whether before crowds or kings.