In today's message, we explore the profound connection between Jesus' prophecy to the apostles in Matthew 10:16-20 and its fulfillment in the life of Paul as he stands before King Agrippa in Acts 26. Jesus warned His followers that they would face persecution, but He also promised that the Spirit of God would speak through them in those moments. Paul, standing before Agrippa—whose family had a history of opposing the faith—embraces this prophecy with boldness and confidence. He uses this trial not just to defend himself but to present the Gospel to one of the most powerful rulers of his time.

Today Pastor Frank will be discussing Genesis 22, the story of Abraham and Isaac. We'll be challenged in how we can grow our faith in surrendering our everything to God. Do you have what it takes?

In this thought-provoking sermon titled "Jesus: The Man Who Died," we explore a topical approach to Acts 25, reflecting on how Jesus, though viewed by many as just a man who died, continues to be relevant and life-changing today.

Join us as Pastor Scott explores Acts 24 and the story of Felix, the governor of Judea, who serves as the perfect example of what not to do in life, especially when it comes to spiritual matters.

In todays message "How To Properly Handle Oppression," you'll learn how Paul exemplifies living with a good conscience before God, even amid persecution and false accusations. Paul’s example shows that having integrity and confidence in your faith is crucial when facing opposition.

In this message, we explore the concept of a Divine Mission, discussing what it means to have a calling from God and how to embrace it courageously.

In this message we will look into Acts chapter 20 and explore Paul's travels through Macedonia and Asia, culminating in his stay in Troas. We'll discuss essential lessons on how to remain faithful in ministry, despite the challenges we face today.

In this sermon, we explore the powerful example of God's ability to forgive sins and fill individuals with His Spirit. Of all God's gifts, salvation is the most important. Paul leaves Corinth and starts a new church in Ephesus, offering the Holy Spirit to a group of believers who accept and receive it.

In this sermon, based on Acts 18:1-17, we will explore Paul's experiences in Corinth, emphasizing God's encouragement and support during difficult times. The sermon highlights the following points:

Join us as we explore chapter 17 of Acts, where Paul preaches about the resurrected Jesus in three different cities, receiving varied responses. This message reveals how individuals and churches fit into one of three categories based on their reaction to the gospel message. We will examine the reactions in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens, and learn essential lessons about reasoning from the Scriptures, defending our faith, and the importance of personal study and understanding.