The violence in our stories halts the peacemaking process. Whether external violence or the internal violence we harbor, we need to acknowledge the violence in our stories if we hope to see the peace of God in our lives and world.

Is peace the absence of conflict? Life is full of conflict. How we approach conflict can change the way we work towards peace. If we shift our expectation to look for God's glory to be revealed through the beauty and diversity uncovered by the conflicts in our lives, then we might just change the way conflicts affect us.

God designed humanity for peace. However, humanity struggles with living in peace because of the threats we perceive and the fear we feel towards others. The heart of the gospel leads us to be at peace with others. Seeing God's peace, in this world, hinges upon us seeing the Image of God in others.

What is the biggest threat to the church? If your answer was "persecution", it may not be historically accurate. Persecution has historically brought the Church together in prayer; made it dependent on God's power; and results in radical selflessness. In Acts 4 Peter & John with the apostles discover how persecution leads to growth.

From the story of John and Peter we learn how followers of Jesus are called to be a disruptive witness in a diabolical world.

God uses the ordinary circumstances of our day to do extraordinary things if we are open to the interruptions that come our way.

In Acts 2 there are 3 distinctives of devoted disciples. How we live as the church today is greatly affected by these values.

What is Speaking in Tongues? Why is it apart of the Christian tradition? Are there dangers to speaking in Tongues?

You can't sit down when God is calling you to stand up. Peter stands up in significant moments in early church history. How is God calling you to stand up?

Pastor Steve shares about where we've been in 2020, "The Covid Year," and where we're going this year. Celebrate with us what God is doing through the Price Chapel family.