Acts of the Apostles: Saul the New Christian
The Book of Acts tells an amazing story - it tells the story of how God began the movement known as The Church. And it tells the story of all the amazing things that God, by His Spirit, did through this movement as His people committed to following Jesus together and to reclaiming God’s vision for the world, even as they faced some extraordinary challenges together.
In today's message, Jeff digs into Acts 9:19-31. What was life like for Saul (Paul) immediately after coming to faith in Christ? What does this story show us about following Jesus today?
If you could gather everyone that you love into the same room and share some parting words with them, knowing that you are likely to never see these people again,…
Have you ever prayed the Lord's Prayer? If you memorized it as a child it could have fond memories or it could have negative memories and be associated with empty…
In Acts 20, we find this miraculous story about a young man who was raised to life after falling asleep in church and falling out a window to his death.…
In Acts 19, we find three stories about Paul's time in Ephesus. Stories that point us towards the power of Jesus in our lives. What do these stories reveal to…
When God became human and lived among us, he showcased generous love to all social classes. Jesus habitually broke down walls of ethnic division and socio-economic class. James, once again…
The resurrection of Jesus changes everything. We'll be hearing a few 'resurrection stories' from people within our church and Pastor Jeff will also be sharing about how "the resurrection of…
Join us for a reflective Good Friday service as we remember the price Jesus paid for our salvation and share some reflections on the seven sayings of Jesus from the…
In today's passage, one city rejected the Paul's message about Jesus while the other embraced it. How can we become more like City #2?
What would you do if you were stuck in a prison, with your feet clamped in stocks, after having been beaten with wooden rods? Well, Paul and Silas sang hymns!…
