In Acts 12, we get a picture of the church praying EARNESTLY. What would it look like if we followed their example, praying for God to move in us and around us?

Acts 9 tells the story of Saul meeting Jesus and becoming blind. After he’s healed, something like scales fall from his eyes. What are we blind to? Scales should ALWAYS be falling from our eyes as we seek to see God and our neighbor better.

In Christ, new life is not just something for new babies — God brings new life for EVERYONE!

The name of Jesus has power! Power to save, power to heal, and power to rescue all of creation from death.

Acts 2 - Pentecost comes and the Holy Spirit is poured out on ALL people. The confusion of languages that happened in Genesis 10 has now been undone because of God’s Spirit in us!

The early church didn't have a road map for handling big decisions back then any more than we do now. But we still have Holy Spirit even today.

The story of Peter and Cornelius in Acts 10 shows us that God is doing something new in the world, and our invitation is to be a part of it. How is God calling you to be a part of a new thing today?

Today we honor Jim & Phyllis Beck who have spent the last 40 years making disciples in Kenya! They did not take Jesus anywhere -- they joined him where he already was, just like we are called to do each and every day.

Because of Jesus and the willingness of Philip, a man who finds himself on the fringes finds that he is welcome in the kingdom of God — just like all of us.

Today is our annual Family Commitment Sunday where we celebrate the new lives that have been added to our church family!

The story of Ananias and Sapphira is not one that you will find in most children’s stories and flannel graphs, but it holds a key message of creativity for how the church can live in generosity to those around us.

Where does the power that we have come from? We continue to explore this question as we wrestle with the book of Acts.

What happens at Pentecost when the Holy Spirit comes on the people marks a significant change in how Jesus interacts with all people!

Our first sermon in our series on the book of Acts invites us to bear witness to what God is doing, just as the apostles did centuries ago. God moves, we bear witness.