Many of us know about the day of Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit fell in the upper room, but this moment has become shrouded with mystery and even divisive for some. This week we take a deep dive on the gift of the Holy Spirit and what it means for the church today.  

Acts 2:1-15 // April 2020 // Jake Thomen

Immediately following the ascension of Christ we see the birth of the church. This week we look at the faithfulness, commitment to prayer and the shared ministry of the disciples.  

Acts 1:12--26 // April 2020 // Jake Thomen

The resurrected Christ gathers with his disciples in the upper room (not a temple), shows them his wounds and opens their minds to the scripture.  

Luke 24:36-49 // April 2020 // Jake Thomen

Usually, we remember a smiling Jesus, riding into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday to a multitude of people who are cheering him. Would it surprise you to know that Jesus was weeping and looking for a fight?  

Luke 19:41-48 // April 2020 // Jake Thomen

The story of Zacchaeus is a short one that many of us heard as a child. This week we look at what we can learn from him about changing our perspective.  

Luke 19:1-10 // March 2020 // Jake Thomen

If Jesus was to ask you the question, "What do you want me to do for you?", how would you answer? This week we look at the last days of Jesus' life and the interaction he had with a blind beggar on his way to the cross.  

Luke 18:35-43 // March 2020 // Jake Thomen

What is our responsibility in the long legacy of bearing witness to Christ? This week we take a look at how we are to “fight the good fight” by being witnesses with our own lives.  

1 Timothy 6:11–16 // March 2020 // Jake Thomen

Jesus said his disciples would be his witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. How would that have made them feel?  

Acts 1:8 // March 2020 // Joseph Ho

A witness laying claim to the truth is a powerful and significant thing. This week we look at Jesus as the chief witness and the bold claims that he made about himself.  

John 8:18 // March 2020 // Jake and Shae Thomen

In order to understand what being a witness truly means, we must look to the Biblical story and see how God has used ordinary humans to testify to His great love.  

Hebrews 12:1-2 // February 2020 // Reid Langehennig