In this message pastor Aaron explores the transformative power of the resurrection of Jesus and encourages us to move beyond doubt and familiarity to embrace the life-changing hope and joy found in the risen Christ!

Pastor Aaron explores two miracles of Jesus as divine interventions that reveal His authority and compassion, encouraging us to wrestle with faith and recognize the ongoing transformative power of God in our lives.

Pastor Aaron starts a new sermon series on the miracles of Jesus found in the Gospel of Luke by exploring the beginning of Jesus' earthly ministry in Luke 4, emphasizing the importance of being rooted in our God-given identity, being prepared for spiritual opposition, receiving empowerment from the Holy Spirit, and expecting kingdom breakthroughs as we join Christ in His work of restoration and reconciliation.

In this message, guest speaker John Stumbo, president of the C&MA, encourages believers to stand firm in their faith, reminding them that despite the fears and challenges they face, their foundation in Christ is unshakeable and God's customized love supports them in every situation.

In this final message of the legacy series, we explore the limits of our personal legacies, recognizing that while no legacy is perfect, attaching our lives to the perfect legacy of Jesus allows us to leave a meaningful impact for God's kingdom.

We welcome Andy Hendry, Campus Pastor to ACF! In this message, he emphasizes the importance of taking prayerful action in the face of opposition, trusting in both God's sovereignty and our responsibility, while celebrating the victory we have in Jesus Christ.

Explore how a God-given burden, rooted in prayer and followed by bold action, can shape a lasting legacy for God's glory, as exemplified by Nehemiah.

Explore how to build a lasting legacy rooted in heritage, kingdom identity, and clarity through the example of Ezra, as we seek the gracious hand of God in our lives.

In this message, Pastor Aaron encourages us to cherish our past while eagerly stepping into the future, highlighting the importance of worship, recognizing ourselves as God's living temple, and leaving a legacy that honors tradition while embracing new opportunities God presents.

In this sermon, we kick off a new series on the books of Ezra and Nehemiah, exploring the theme of "Legacy" and emphasizing how God's faithfulness, rather than our own, initiates a legacy that impacts future generations and challenges us to invest in others for the continuation of God's work.