Teacher: Scott Purdue

On his way to the cross, Jesus interacted with several different groups of people. As we head toward Easter, we see the kindness of Jesus and his gospel message on display to every person he came in contact with.

Teacher: Micheal Albritton

The Gospel is good news for all who will hear it, the religious and nonreligious alike. The story of God has always been moving us to Jesus. Though not all will receive the good news, the Kingdom of God is always on the move and we as a church are released to spread this message of hope! 

Guest teacher Seth Brill reminds us of our calling and Christian identity by Father, our identity through Christ and our identity with the Spirit. 

Ephesians 1:1-14

We pick up the story for our 3rd series in Acts beginning in Chapter 13. The Church in Antioch was a rapidly growing church in a large, multi-ethnic and bustling city at the crossroads of life in 1st century Roman Empire. From a collection of leaders, the Holy Spirit chose Saul (Paul) and Barnabas to be the first official missionaries of the Christian movement. We hope you're encouraged by this teaching of God's word, and the reality that each and every one of us have been invited to partner with God in His ultimate, eternal mission.

Primary Text: Acts 13:1-2