John 1 introduces us to Jesus, the Word who came into the world as its true Light. And when we encounter Jesus, we don’t remain the same. His grace changes us, transforms our lives, and makes a new way possible.

Paul experienced that transformation firsthand—his encounter with Jesus completely changed the direction of his life.

Are you open to the idea of change? Not changing someone else, but letting God bring a change in you? What do you think holds you back from experiencing the change that God wants to make?

Join us this week as we kick off our brand new series, 7 Needs of the Heart, and discover how you can experience heart change.

As Paul sailed toward Rome, an unexpected storm threatened to derail the journey and overwhelm everyone on board. In the middle of uncertainty, fear, and circumstances beyond anyone's control, God remained faithful to His promises, providing hope, courage, and direction when it seemed all was lost.

How do you respond when life's storms leave you feeling powerless? Where might God be inviting you to trust His presence and promises even when you can't yet see the outcome?

Join us this week as we close out our series with Acts 27 and discover how God meets us in the midst of life's fiercest storms, strengthens our faith through every trial, and reminds us that His purposes remain secure no matter what we face.

When Paul was given the opportunity to speak before King Agrippa, he chose to proclaim the gospel rather than prove his innocence. With honesty and boldness, he shared how an encounter with the risen Christ changed everything and challenged his listeners to respond to the truth for themselves.

How can your testimony become a powerful witness to the work of God in your life? How are you potentially missing the signs God is laying out for you today?

Join us this week as we open Acts 26 and see how God uses ordinary people with extraordinary stories to declare His truth, encourage others toward faith, and faithfully point every generation to Jesus.

Paul stood before powerful rulers, defended the truth with wisdom and courage, and refused to compromise the hope that was found in Christ. Though others delayed justice and made decisions based on politics and personal gain, Paul remained confident that God was still at work.

What does it look like to stay faithful when the outcome is out of your hands?

Join us this week as we study Acts 24–25 and discover how God strengthens His people to stand with confidence, speak with conviction, and trust His purposes—even when the future remains uncertain.

Paul faced false accusations, opposition, and an uncertain future, but he refused to lose sight of God's purpose. Even in the middle of pressure and injustice, he remained faithful to the mission he had been given.

What does it look like to trust God when life feels unfair or uncertain?

Join us this week as we study Acts 23–24 and discover how God gives us the courage to stand firm and remain faithful, no matter the circumstances.

As Paul drew closer to Jerusalem, he knew difficult days were ahead. Despite heartfelt pleas to turn back, he refused to let fear determine his future, choosing instead to walk faithfully in the direction God had called him.

What step of obedience is God placing before you? What would it look like to trust Him, even when the outcome is uncertain?

Join us this week as we explore Acts 21-22 and see how Paul's unwavering faith reminds us that true courage is found in surrendering to God's plan and following Him wherever He leads.

Ephesus had become a place deeply impacted by the Gospel, but Paul's work there was coming to an end. As he said goodbye to the church's leaders, he reminded them that following Jesus isn't always easy—but it is always worth it.

What legacy are you leaving? Where is God calling you to remain faithful, even when the path is difficult?

Join us this week as we explore Acts 20 and discover how Paul's farewell challenges us to trust God's grace, care for one another, and remain faithful to the very end.

Ephesus was a city captivated by power, influence, and false gods. When the Gospel arrived, it didn't simply add another belief system—it disrupted lives, challenged idols, and sparked a movement that changed the city.

The same challenge confronts us today. When was the last time you were in an argument that didn't end well? What could you learn from Paul's experience in Ephesus?

Join us this week as we explore Acts 19 and see how the power of Christ transforms hearts and invites us into a life of genuine surrender.

Corinth wasn't an easy place to stay. Opposition was real, the work was hard, and Paul had every reason to leave. But God reminded him: "I am with you."

We face our own moments of discouragement and doubt. The question is, will we keep going when faithfulness gets difficult?

Watch this week's sermon on Acts 18 and discover how God's presence gives us the courage to stay, serve, and trust Him in every season.

Paul walked into Athens, a city full of idols, full of noise, full of things made by human hands to fill a God-shaped hole. And he didn't look away. He didn't leave. He engaged.

We live in our own version of Athens every single day. The question is, what are we doing with it?

Watch this week's sermon on Acts 17 to find out how to stand firm when you're surrounded.