Have you ever wondered about the true nature of the Church? Is it merely a gathering of individuals within the walls of a building, or does it possess a dynamic and unstoppable force that can reach "To the Ends of the Earth"? Join us in this captivating sermon series as we delve into the Book of Acts, uncovering the secrets of the early Church and exploring how its extraordinary impact continues to shape our lives today.
Embark on a journey through the pages of Acts, witnessing the birth of the Church and the unfolding of God's plan for His people. Encounter the gripping stories of courageous apostles, miraculous interventions, and the unstoppable power of the Holy Spirit that propelled the Gospel from Jerusalem to the farthest corners of the known world.
We make dozens of decisions every day, some simple, some more complex. Psychology Today estimates that an adult makes about 35,000 conscious decisions each day. We make 226.7 decisions each day on just food alone according to researchers at Cornell University. Some decisions carry little weight and have little-to-no consequence but some are heavy and have an eternal, life altering results. God calls us to be a people of wisdom who make wise decisions.
Hearing the voice of God and seeing his hand at work can be difficult in the midst of crisis. Yet the prophetic voice of Isaiah is as relevant now in 2020 as it was over two thousand seven hundred years ago. Whether it's national turmoil, global pandemic, political division, financial downfall or personal crisis--God is sovereign and works all things for His glory.
Deadly pandemic. Social strife. Political division. Everywhere you look, the world is in trouble and experiencing very hard times. The good news is, we have the hope that people are searching for – and it’s only found in Jesus.
What does it mean to be live out as the people of God in the kingdom of Heaven? Matthew's gospel opens with three chapters containing Jesus' longest recorded message – a sermon given to His disciples early in His ministry to articulate what the life of a Christ-follower would look like. The Sermon on the Mount is the most complete delineation in the New Testament of the Christian counter-culture. We are going to study what life in the Kingdom of God is, fully human but lived under the divine rule of Jesus.
