Today we come across Paul's farewell address, if you will. This passage is a change in tone and form from everything else in Acts. Here we find Paul's final encounter with the Christian leaders in Ephesus (which he knows will be his final time with them) before he is arrested in Jerusalem, and will ultimately never see them again. What is so important for Paul to share in his final address, and what can we learn from this?

Do you want to be an upper room disciple? This is the question we seek to unpack today in Acts 20 as we see everything from a person raised from the dead, to Paul preaching all through the night. Join us on this journey.

Today we see what happens when the power of God disrupts the power of the world. Darkness responds in selfish, manipulative, second-handed, ugly ways - but the gospel is not stopped! What all can we learn from the weeks we've spent in Ephesus? Find out today!

Today we find ourselves in Ephesus again, where Paul’s bold preaching shakes the city as God’s power is displayed through miraculous works. Some embrace the gospel, others resist fiercely, and even imitators of faith are exposed. The name of Jesus spreads with unstoppable force — transforming hearts and turning the world upside down.

Do you ever feel like something is missing? Maybe you know Jesus, and you even know His love for you, but have you ever invited the Holy Spirit from Jesus to fill you? The people in our passage today had this experience. They were disciples. They seemed to be all in. However, they had never received the Spirit! Join us today as we unpack what this means for them and for us.

Here we see the gospel on the move through faithful hands. Paul continues his mission, planting seeds of faith wherever he goes, while Aquila and Priscilla step up to equip a passionate new teacher, Apollos. This passage reminds us that God’s work multiplies when His people teach, learn, equip, and serve together—as Paul has actually been doing all along!

God is on the move, yet it may not look like what you want it to or expect it to. As a matter of fact, we often want God to move like He did in the book of Acts but forget that the movement of God in Acts varies throughout the decades that it covers! One thing is for certain - the Spirit wants to move in our mess, in our midst, and in our surrender.

Today we are overjoyed to have Superintendent Bruce Rhodes join us and unpack what Jesus has put on his heart for us. You don't want to miss this!

Join Andy in a heartfelt look at how Paul engages people with the good news of Jesus in the latter part of Acts 17. In this journey we pray the Spirit would reveal Himself more to you, and push you to look more like Jesus, by His power alone!

Today we use the tool of comparing and contrasting parts of Acts to better learn what Jesus wants to speak to us and through us to the world!