God's purpose for the church is to grow us into His Son's likness and to give us a place to bless the growth of others.

Jesus was intentional, loving, and kind when responding to those who interrupted him in his daily living. How interruptible are you?

God’s App for enemies is grace. With it you get His blessing and it brings your enemies to God.

A franchise player can help a team win championships. A highly talented coworker can help your company exceed expectations. Jesus is on your team and at work in your everyday life, for success even through storms.

Friends are a gift from God. They are founded in love, made to last, are for the the benefit of the other and for your own benefit.

When it comes to witnessing, an area where many Christians get stuck is in debating peripherals – aspects of the sanctified life God intends for his people. In reality, the most important point of discussion is “Did Jesus rise?” Our willingness to submit to his will all hinges on whether or not he’s God. The Apostle Paul is excellent about always staying on task and we too can learn how to stay focused in spiritual discussions as we study Acts 13:26-44.

The selfless love of Jesus: love it, live in it!

In Acts Chapter 11, after hearing three stories of conversion, we start to understand that the gospel is moving full force out into the Gentile world. Perhaps the best example of that is the church in Antioch under the leadership of Barnabas. Studying that location and that guy will give us a fantastic insight in how the Holy Spirit seeks to work through his churches in the city today. This week’s message comes from Acts 11:19-30.

Peace. Forgiveness. Joy. Who doesn't want more of those? Every time you are afraid, listen to Jesus' words, look at his wounds, and believe in them. You will experience more peace, forgiveness, and joy in your life.

The Book of Acts tells us a great deal about conversion. Conversion is an essential part of Christianity. And while in one sense, our hearts are converted only once, in another sense, as our sinful unbelief it’s perpetually being fought by the Spirit, our hearts are continually converting. Saul of Tarsus, who turns from persecutor of Christians to famous missionary is perhaps the most famous conversion in history and there’s a ton to learn as we study Acts 9:10-19.