Pastor Aaron began a new series, setting the tone for our time studying the book of Hebrews and beyond. Our primary scripture, Hebrews 4:16, gives a profound focal point for the total Christian experience: that we would draw near.

Looking at Acts 6 and the choosing of the first seven deacons, Pastor Aden encourages us to explore what service God might be calling us into.

How do we respond "when worlds collide"--when we face difficult situations or are around people who aren't like us?

Mike Picconatto, guest speaker and International Worker with C&MA, shares with us about their work in Berlin, Germany and encourages us with a message on Gospel Boldness.

What does it mean that the early disciples had the "favor of all" (Acts 2:47) and what does it look like to have favor now? Pastor Aaron interviews Heather & Ash Holleman, who share what they've learned while writing the book, "The Six Conversations: Pathways to Connecting in an Age of Isolation and Incivility."

In a continuation of last week's message, Pastor Aaron preaches on an example of the practical outworking of Spirit-filled ministry found in Acts 3.

How do we change the world? It's not by our might, nor by our power, but only by the Spirit of God.

The heart of God is to change the world–that His kingdom, the places where His rule and reign are complete, would continue to expand. Pastor Aaron begins this new series which is based on the beginning of the book of Acts.

The Church will endure, but will we be a part of it? We aim to do a work of God that will outlast us. Pastor Aaron wraps up our series preaching on 2 Timothy 4:1-8.

The words we speak are powerful. Pastor Aden preaches on Deuteronomy 30, revealing the nature and availability of God's blessings that we can receive and pass on to others.