Jesus is the hero of every storyline. In this sermon on Acts 13:13-52, Pastor Philip Miller examines Paul's sermon, the crowd's response and our takeaways.

 God's heart beats for the nations.  In this sermon on Acts 13:1-12, Pastor Philip Miller examines the calling of Paul and Barnabas, the first missionary journey and the power of the Holyb Spirit.

Peter shows us how we are to live if and when oppression comes.  In this sermon on Acts 12:1-24, Pastor Philip Miller discusses how we are to trust God's sovereignty, trust God's heart, trust God's word and trust God's justice.

The Gospel is for the unlikely ones.  In this sermon on Acts 11:19-30 and 13:1-3, Pastor Philip Miller examines the Antioch church's unlikely diversity, unlikely unity and unlikely ministry.

In a radical and unexpected move, the Gospel goes to Cornelius, a Gentile!  In this sermon on Acts 10:1-11:18, Pastor Philip Miller looks at the Visions, the Good News and the Controversy.

What if everthing sad actually will come untrue because of Jesus?  In this sermon on  Acts 9:32-43, Pastor Philip Miller examines two miraculous restorations asking: What is going on? Why is it happening? And what does it mean?

What is at the center of your life?  In this sermon on Acts 9:19b-31, Pastor Wescott Robinson show us how living a cross centered life enables us to speak boldly about Christ, endure patiently with Christ and to joyfully submit to Christ.

Sugguestions on how to handle a dominate talker in your group.

Jesus can make anyone new.  In this sermon on Acts 9:1-19a, Pastor Philip Miller shows us three snapshots of Saul: Sual the Pharisee, Saul the persecutor and Saul the Christian.

The Ethiopian was a textbook outsider until the Gospel came and made him a true insider.  In this sermon on Acts 8:26-40, Pastor Philip Miller looks at the Ethiopian's divine appointment, his heart journey and his joyous discovery.