Join us for the epic conclusion of the Acts of the Apostles, which began with the proclamation and growth of God’s Kingdom and closes with a reminder that the same Kingdom is active and advancing today.

The Apostle Paul makes a difference while being transferred as a prisoner to Rome. Acts 27 tells the harrowing tale of Paul being shipwrecked and then stranded on an island but never once losing his faith in God and his commitment to sharing the gospel message with others.

There are characters in every story; the same is true for God's story. Some have good qualities, and others have apparent weaknesses and struggles. Who is God calling you to be in His story? You get to choose your character.

Many find themselves in difficult situations - chained to sicknesses, addictions, unhealthy relationships, financial stresses, and more. You may not be imprisoned for your faith like Paul, but your chains are just as real. Today's message will encourage you to rise above your hardships and to bring glory and honour to God.

Today’s message finds Paul on trial before the Jewish Council. Having been whipped and nearly crushed by an angry mob, Paul is slapped in the face and silenced as his accusers rally to kill him. What do you have to hang on to when nothing goes your way? Today’s message will provide three keys for getting through difficult seasons.

Today’s message will encourage you to be zealous for God and for the Gospel, while not being fixated on personal preferences and non-essential doctrines.

Acts 20 pulls us into the Apostle Paul's heart and mind as he reflects on his ministry and bids farewell to a group of friends from Ephesus whom he loved and served. This set the stage for Pastor Matty Coppin to say farewell to the church as he and his family set course in a new direction.

The history of the world is a history of unfaithfulness. The history of the world is also a history of God's faithfulness.

Water baptism is significant in that it represents the forgiveness and cleansing from sin that comes through faith in Jesus. But did you know that the Bible describes two more baptisms? God desires every follower of Christ to be immersed in all three.

People need to belong before they become. They need to experience God’s love and grace instead of pressure to follow rules. Let’s be a church that sees outsiders become insiders as they learn to trust and follow God in everyday life.