Acts 5 tells the intense and sobering story of Ananias and Sapphira—an event unlike anything else in the New Testament. Passages like this can leave us feeling uneasy and unsettled, yet we know that God is good, loving, and holy. What might He want to reveal about Himself through such a striking story, and what does it mean for how we live today?

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When life’s pressures rise, what really comes out of you? Do your responses reveal a life driven by your own strength, or is there evidence that the Spirit of God is at work, shaping and empowering you from the inside out? This Sunday, we’ll explore what Spirit-empowered living looks like—how God’s Spirit transforms ordinary people in the face of extraordinary pressures.

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What does it mean to be a bold witness for Jesus? Is boldness something we stir up from within ourselves? Is it simply refusing to back down under cultural pressure? This Sunday, we’ll look at Acts 4:1–22 to discover the source, conviction, and motivation behind Peter’s boldness. Join us as we continue learning what Spirit-empowered living looks like in our everyday lives.

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Join us as we dive into the practices of the first Spirit-empowered church. As we explore how to move beyond simply studying Scripture to experiencing God’s Spirit in fresh, powerful ways, you can expect to be moved, challenged, and encouraged. Don’t miss it! Come ready to see God at work in and through His people!

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This Sunday in our Empowered Living series, we’ll hear Peter’s bold sermon in Acts 2:14–41. Like a story with countless twists and subplots, the moments unfolding in Acts point us toward something much bigger—something that holds them all together. What Peter declares that day is not just a word for the crowd then, but a word that still has the power to confront, comfort, and transform us now. Come ready to be surprised by the depth and reach of this story we’re all invited into.

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We’re continuing in our study through Acts: Empowered Living. We’ll see in our passage (Acts 2:1–21) the story of Pentecost when God’s Spirit filled ordinary people and launched an unstoppable movement. Not only will we see how the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people to do extraordinary things, but we will also see the character and heart of God on display in the way that He sends the HolySpirit. Come expectant and confident that the Lord desires to do something new and significant in your life and in us as a church.

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Waiting can feel so powerless...like wasted time—but what if it’s actually God’s preparation for what’s next? What if there is a way to wait that isn’t passive or helpless?This Sunday in Acts 1:12–26, we’ll learn from the disciples how to handle the difficult seasons of waiting in ways that prepare us to receive what God has for us next.

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This Sunday we’re launching a brand-new series called Empowered Living in the book of Acts. We’ll see how a small group of ordinary people, filled with the Spirit of God, became the most world-changing movement in history—and how that same Spirit empowers us today to live with purpose, courage, and impact. Don’t miss this chance to step into the story God is still writing through us!

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