Hospitality was at the center of Jesus' life and ministry.  In this sermon we explore the nature of hospitality, the cost of hospitality, and the fruit of hospitality.

If the goal is to follow Jesus and become like Him, how do we do this? Our lives need to be changed and transformed so that we look and act like Him. This sermon will present a framework for transformation as we slowly and deliberately train to become like Jesus. 

A life of apprenticeship to Jesus means being with Jesus, in order to become like Him and do as He does.  This sermon (the first of two) explores the process by which we change to become more like Jesus.

Apprenticeship to Jesus begins with our being with Him.  But how do we do that now that He has returned to the Father?  In this practical sermon, Pastor Bill explores what it looks like to "make our home" in Jesus.

One of the first things Jesus did after going public was form a team.  Following Jesus is group work!  You can't follow Jesus without a community.

"Follow me." This was Jesus' most frequent command in the gospels. He is quoted saying this 21 times! In this sermon, Pastor Bill explores what it means to follow Jesus, what it costs, and why we should.

How do we navigate the confusing, inconsistent and unresolved parts of life? How do we find courage to keep going when evil seems to have the upper hand? What role can knowing history play in helping us to be faithful in our time? These are some of the questions we explore as we meditate on Acts 12.

How do you respond when God does something new that threatens your sense of control, or something that you build your identity on?  Acts 11 offers us a mirror and map as we respond to God's activity in our midst, as individuals, and as a community.

Hear stories of God’s faithfulness, share in testimonies, spend time in prayer, witness baptisms, and enjoy a picnic together.

Acts 10 records one of the most significant events in the history of the world.  It gives us a picture of how the Holy Spirit works in people's lives, and reveals the inclusivity of the church, the necessity of Jesus and the power of the gospel.