The Pentecost story in Acts 2 is the antithesis to the Tower of Babel story in Genesis 11. The chaos and confusion of diversity is overcome by unity of the Spirit. Watch, as God does surprising things.

The Pentecost story in Acts 2 is the antithesis to the Tower of Babel story in Genesis 11. The chaos and confusion of diversity is overcome by unity of the Spirit. Watch, as God does surprising things.

We underestimate the significance of what happens when we break bread together. Community that is created around the table represents the spiritual union of all Christians.

We underestimate the significance of what happens when we break bread together. Community that is created around the table represents the spiritual union of all Christians.

Jesus says, "I am the door." Jesus is a way out o the closed-up, interior-focused, self-absorbed life. Jesus makes it possible for us to walk outside of ourselves, to walk outside the protective walls we have built around our lives, and step out in a world that needs the Gospel message of compassion, redemption, and grace.

Jesus says, "I am the door." Jesus is a way out o the closed-up, interior-focused, self-absorbed life. Jesus makes it possible for us to walk outside of ourselves, to walk outside the protective walls we have built around our lives, and step out in a world that needs the Gospel message of compassion, redemption, and grace.

As a worshipping community we share a connection with each other. Is it possible that in addition to being friends with each other we can also be a friend of God? Jesus says in John 15, "You are my friends if you do what I command you." God wants our friendship. God wants our "faithship."

As a worshipping community we share a connection with each other. Is it possible that in addition to being friends with each other we can also be a friend of God? Jesus says in John 15, "You are my friends if you do what I command you." God wants our friendship. God wants our "faithship."

Loving Jesus requires us to do something - it's about actions, not feelings. Loving our children requires that we actively love our children, not just feel sentimental about them. But loving Jesus is challenging. "If you love me you will keep my commandments" - how many of us really do that? Jesus offers help - the presence of the Holy Spirit.

Loving Jesus requires us to do something - it's about actions, not feelings. Loving our children requires that we actively love our children, not just feel sentimental about them. But loving Jesus is challenging. "If you love me you will keep my commandments" - how many of us really do that? Jesus offers help - the presence of the Holy Spirit.