When Jesus left this earth, he promised to send the Holy Spirit to empower his disciples to be witnesses. Why? Because fidelity in the world is difficult. But he was faithful for us, and promises to lead us into true fidelity.

Jesus prayed. This sounds simple enough but has huge implications for how we understand and view our relationship with God the Father and God the Son.

The foundation we build our lives upon comes to the front when we face the trials of this life. The Gospel of Jesus Christ allows us to confidently and faithfully stare the tribulation of this world in the face.

The disciples felt sorrow when Jesus left and joy when he arose. We feel sorrow in this life but await a greater joy that is coming.

Jesus warned his disciples that, as the world hated him, it would hate them (and us) as well.

The church is to be a launchpad for God’s mission to reconcile, redeem, and restore people through Jesus. Josh Kouri unpacks what that means here.

We push back darkness as we proclaim Jesus and his Gospel, which is the job of EVERY believer. Andrew Burkhart unpacks what that means.

Our 'love' is often Sentimental, Situational, & Selfish. God's love is Manifest, it Pursues, & it's deeply Sacrificial, and we have been called to love others as we've been loved by God.

God’s pursuit of us should drive us to love him with everything we have.

What are the distinguishing marks of a multiplying Gospel community? Acts 2 helps us answer that question, as we begin our new series 'Together on Mission'.