In this series, we will explore the theme of serving God and serving our neighbors. Our journey begins with the Great Commission, where Jesus calls His disciples to go and make disciples of all nations. We will examine the significance of this call to service and how it applies to us today.

Paul travels to Athens where he speaks passionately about why he believes in Jesus and how that has given him hope.

Today we hear about Stephen forgiving those who are taking his life as they are doing so. How can we, as the modern church, learn from Stephen’s model of forgiveness? What does it look like to engage in a prayer of lament? How does the process of reconciliation work?

We often think of the early church as a perfect group made up of perfect people that we must replicate, and then get frustrated when we can’t.

Often life likes to push us around. We get turned around and are unsure of what direction we should go. Sometimes we feel unrooted and as if there is nothing holding us where we need to be; it can be hard to keep putting one foot in front of the other.

The Book of Acts describes how the church continued its mission after Jesus' death and resurrection. It describes how the disciples went out and lived into the promises that Jesus made not only to them, but to all people, and how they shared the good news of those promises with others.