We pick up right where we left off, still fresh on the conversion of Saul and what happened right after. Immediately is always a key word to watch out for, so we'll notice a few of those and then cover some amazing things God did through Peter involving Aeneas and Tabitha.

We continue in our Acts series now in chapter 9 and the conversion of Saul (he's still not "Paul" yet), and what a true conversion is - listen to find out about chainsaws and flamethrowers and how an 8-year-old can see what the world can't.

One of our Elders, Brad Decatur, continues in our series in the book of Acts (chapter 8), looking at how the church spread through people like Philip, and how lives continued to be changed by the Gospel.

We continue in Acts, covering chapters 6 to 8, the message Stephen gave and his eventual stoning. We'll hear his speech straight from the scripture and hopefully walk away with some important things to help us grow in our faith.

As we journey through the book of Acts chapter by chapter & even verse by verse, our next stop is chapter 6 where the apostles had to make a choice on where the priority of ministry is, and it's one that we can learn greatly from today in the wake (and the woke-ness) of "social justice."

Continuing in our Acts Series, we move further into chapter 5 when the apostles were thrown into prison for preaching Jesus, how they got out, and what the result was. There are 3 important things we can learn from this passage.

We take a look at Acts 5:1-16, and how people desired for just Peter's shadow to fall on those who were brought to him, and how everyone was healed. This past week in our nation, the Supreme Court voted to overturn Roe v Wade, and so we'll discuss that head-on, in light of the shadow that needs to fall on our land again.

We continue in our chapter-by-chapter series in Acts into chapters 4 and 5 with the story of Ananias and Sapphira, and how on this Father's Day we can learn the difference between giving God & others some versus all and how lying about what we DO do (or do NOT do) is a big deal.

In week 2 of our series in Acts, we look at the continuous story in chapters 3 and 4 to learn some valuable lessons about a man who was healed by Jesus through Peter and John.

We kick off our new series in Acts on Pentecost Sunday and looking at the birth of the church in chapters 1-2. One Lord, one Spirit, one God who is over all, through all and in all.