In this sermon from Psalm 145, Bob reminded us that those who know God's greatness and grace will always find reasons to praise him and invite others to join in.

In this sermon, we find out why Antioch has a special place in our family history, particularly as Gentile Christians, and why the disciples were first called Christians this ancient city in Syria.

In this sermon from Acts, we hear about the conversion of Cornelius and the gentiles a second time as Peter recounts the miraculous work of God to save!

In this passage, Peter did not anticipate what was about to take place as he preached the gospel to an attentive Gentile audience.

In this passage, we hear the story of two pivotal conversions--the gentile Cornelius and the Apostle Peter himself.

In this sermon CJ helped us celebrate our 10th anniversary as a church by reminding us that the Ascended Christ continues to work in and through our church!

In this passage we hear the first sermon of the persecutor turned preacher.

In this passage, the Hound of Heaven is conducting a divine hunt of the fiercest and most feared persecutor of the church-Saul of Tarsus.

As we celebrated our first Sunday in our new building, CJ turned our eyes to an even grander theme and more glorious purpose from Psalm 67.

In this sermon, William encouraged us that at its core, evangelism begins by experiencing Jesus who is greater than anyone else, and it culminates in joyfully telling other people about Him.

In this passage, the scene abruptly shifts from a city-wide revival to a story of personal evangelism and the unexpected conversion of just one man.

In this sermon, we find follow Philip as he boldly takes the gospel outside Jerusalem to the historically outcast and despised Samaritans.

In this passage, John reminds us that we are desperately and daily in need of God--but that we only begin to seek after him when we become displeased with ourselves.

In this passage, Josh pointed us to a grand mystery revealed to us by God Himself--a plan now perfectly brought to light.

In this lengthy passage, Luke draws our attention to the speech and martyrdom of Stephen reminding us of its pivotal importance in the spread of the unstoppable gospel.

In this passage, a problem emerges for the new church that threatens to unravel its unity and gospel mission, but we see God's faithfulness yet again preserving and protecting His church.

This passage reminds us that when the gospel picks up momentum, it also picks up opposition, so do not cease to preach the name of Jesus!

In this unforgettable account we are confronted with both the goodness and the severity of God.

In this passage Luke provides us with a guided tour to reveal where the powerhouse of the young church in Jerusalem could be found--and where ours can still be found today.

In this passage, we have a courtroom drama that challenges us to continue speaking the truth about Jesus because the gospel is unstoppable.

In this passage, Luke wants us to not simply marvel at a miracle, but more importantly to be awed by the One this miracle reveals.

In this sermon, we are confronted with the authority and identity of Jesus Christ.

In this sermon from 2 Corinthians, guest speaker Ben Kreps reminded and exhorted us to excel in the grace of giving!

In this sermon, Jon Payne encourages us to follow the Philippians’ example of joyful and sacrificial giving, knowing that the Lord will provide for our needs.

In this passage, we see a beautiful picture of self-sacrifice motivated by love and are inspired by God's Word to give and give generously!