What if the people we’re tempted to write off are exactly the people God is moving toward, and what if He’s already given us more than we realize to join Him? This Sunday in Acts 22, we’ll follow Paul through a volatile moment that challenges us to see people differently, our lives differently, and the opportunities God has placed right in front of us differently.

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What is most important to you? Is it where you come from? Is it where you live? Or perhaps it is something that has happened to you? As we look at Acts 21, Paul enters Jerusalem and almost immediately finds himself in serious trouble. But why? Could it be that the gospel he is preaching challenges what the surrounding culture values most?

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Every one of us has a story, and the stories that captivate us most are stories of transformation. This Sunday in Acts 22, we'll discover how Paul tells the story of Jesus' work in his life, and how our own stories find their greatest meaning when they become part of God's bigger story of redemption. Join us as we learn how God is still writing stories of grace today.

As we look at Acts 21, Paul enters Jerusalem and almost immediately finds himself in serious trouble. But why? Could it be that the gospel he is preaching challenges what the surrounding culture values most?

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Have you ever been caught between knowing it's time to say goodbye but not wanting to leave? Being compelled by what you must do, yet having your heart filled with sadness at the same time? As we look at Acts 21, we find Paul in this exact place. But strangely, there seems to be a major contradiction in some of what the Holy Spirit is saying and prompting. What is going on, and what does this mean for us today?

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We are all familiar with the principle that it isn’t how you start but rather how you finish that matters. But how do we live a life that leads to finishing well? In Acts 20, Paul shares his final words with the Ephesian elders, revealing what mattered most as he looked back on his life and ahead to eternity. Living with the end in view brings clarity to how we live today. Join us this Sunday as we discover what it means to finish well.

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This Sunday, we'll explore what it means to build a culture of encouragement; a church where ordinary people intentionally strengthen one another through Christ-centered words, presence, and hope. Whether you're feeling strong or weary, encouraged or in need of encouragement, this message is for you.

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In a world filled with competing voices, shifting values, and constant confusion, how do we find true clarity? Acts 19 reminds us that the Gospel doesn't simply add Jesus to our lives, it reorients all of life around Jesus. As we explore theriot in Ephesus, we'll discover why the message of Jesus disrupted an entire city, what that reveals about the idols that still shape our own hearts, and how following Christ brings the kind of clarity, freedom, and hope we desperately need. Whether you've been following Jesus for years or are simplysearching for truth, this is a message you won't want to miss.

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Acts 19 begins Paul’s third missionary journey into the city of Ephesus. We begin to see God laying the groundwork for a major move of His Kingdom. The name of Jesus begins to take prominence when, strangely, a group of Jewish magicians tries to invoke the name of Jesus. However, things don’t go so well. Can the name of Jesus be used like a weapon by simply anyone? What is the difference between a miracle and an act of magic? Join us as we unpack this fascinating passage together.

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