This week Pastor Jon dives into Acts 24 to explore what happens when God's truth gets a little too personal. By contrasting the captive Apostle Paul with the powerful Romangovernor Felix, the message reveals how we often postpone spiritual surrender when it challenges our need for control. Rather than outright rejecting Jesus, many of us simply keep Him at a safe distance until it feels more convenient. Discover why delaying obedience only makes it easier to silence conviction, and learn how true freedom and flourishing are found not in holding onto control, but in fully inviting God into the hidden areas of our lives.

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While it is wonderful and exciting to see God do miraculous things in the Bible and in our lives today, at times it can be confusing and discouraging when that doesn't happen. Does that mean God isn't at work? On Sunday, we will see in Acts 23:12-35 that sometimes the extraordinary is disguised as ordinary.

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What happens when following God leads you somewhere you never expected, and nothing seems to be going according to plan? In Acts 23:1–11, we’ll find a courage that we can have even when we can’t see what God is doing.Access upcoming events, get connected, download digital sermon notes, request prayer, and more: https://linktr.ee/nbccoly

What if God’s mission isn’t something you need to add to your already busy life, but something He’s inviting you to see in the life you’re already living? Discover how God has uniquely gifted and placed every one of us to join what He is doing—in our church, our communities, and the everyday places we live, work, learn, and play.

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There’s a well-known saying: “Jesus loves you just as you are, but too much to leave you as you are.” But what does it actually look like for Jesus to change us, not just what we believe, but how we think, love, and live in everyday life? ThisSunday, as we continue our Pillars and Potentials series, we’ll explore what it means to become more like Jesus and the kind of people He created us to be.

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We all have areas of our lives where we long to change—but lasting transformation rarely happens on our own. What if some of the change God wants to bring about in us can only happen through the people He places around us? This Sunday,we’ll explore why the right kind of community can become one of God’s most powerful tools for transforming our lives.

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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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