When the Gospel offended peoples' economic interests, it led to a riot. This week we considered how the concern for money can keep us from believing what is true and doing what is right.

This week in Scenes in Acts: some Jewish exorcists tried to command a demon to leave "in the name of Jesus"...but it didn't work. Why?

Paul and Silas were victims of a terrible, unjust turn of events, but it ended up yielding beautiful results. We considered how this particular story should inspire us to trust God when things take a turn for the worse, and the unique opportunities that occur when they do.

Two apostles had a big fight that led them to split up. This week we considered what we can learn from their conflict. Why do (relatively) good people fight with each other, and how do we keep our arguments from spiraling out of control?

This week guest speaker Bob McCoy continued our Scenes in Acts series by identifying the key factors that led to the growth of the early church and that can also help lead to growth today.

This week we looked at a pivotal, game-changing moment in Scripture: the story of Cornelius and Peter. The Church was able to spread beyond its Jewish context because Peter was able to let go of "us and them thinking." We considered what it means to do the same in our context today.

This week in Scenes in Acts, Pastor Keith looked at the remarkable story of Paul's conversion. How does a man go from viciously suppressing a movement to becoming its most prominent voice?

This week our Scenes in Acts series continued with the story of Simon the Sorcerer. Simon made a big mistake and received a harsh correction from the Apostle Peter for it. We identified what Simon did wrong, and why we should be encouraged by Peter's harsh rebuke.

This week we started our Scenes in Acts series with a look at the frightening story of Ananias and Sapphira, a couple in the early church who fell dead after making an offering to the apostles. Why did they die? What was their sin? And what can we learn from them?

This week we paused between sermon series to consider how one disciple's story can remind us of God's abundant grace.