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Acts 27:16-25 Paul is being taken by armed guard and ship to Rome to stand before Caesar’s tribunal. On the way, they face the Eurocyldon, a seasonal storm that threatens their very lives. In today's sermon, we address how most people react to trials and hardship in their lives; then we reverse those reactions to discover how Christians find confidence and peace in God.

Acts 27:1-15 Paul, a prisoner of two years, sets out for Rome under the watch care of the Roman authorities. This windy sea journey becomes increasingly arduous and by the end of the chapter, it will be disastrous. In today's sermon, we learn to watch the movements of the wind in order to get a better idea of how the enemy seeks to undermine God’s plan for your life and make a disaster of your mis...

In this message, guest speaker Jorge Pietrogivanna teaches us what it means to live out the gospel, how it’s beneficial for our godly walks, and how contentment is necessary to overcome any opposition.

Acts 25:12-27 / Acts 26 King Agrippa comes to visit Festus and while he is in Caesarea he takes time to listen to Paul and hear directly from Paul in order to better understand the case against him. Paul capitalizes on this opportunity by preaching the gospel. In today’s sermon, we learn a important lessons on what it means to truly have a “ready gospel”.

The College and Young Adult class annual Fall Retreat testimonies.

Luke 8:4-10 Brandon teaches the parable of the Sower and the different types of soil that seeds can fall on.

To The Overcomer Pt 2

He That Hath Ears: The Disciple

To The Overcomer - Pt 1 // Dan Reneau

Heroes of the Faith / Doug Pearson

In a world that is training us to constantly be afraid, the Christian has the ability to be confident. After years of imprisonment and bureaucratic corruption, Paul has lost almost all control over his life. In this sermon, we look at Paul’s testimony of boldness in order to discover where his confidence comes from.

Mark 5:1-43 From the example of the man possessed by the legion of demons, and synagogue leader Jairus, we learn how our posture of worship leads to revival.

Acts 24:22-27 The Bible says a lot about what it means to be foolish. In Acts 24 we come across one of the truest examples of what it means to be a fool. In today's sermon, we discover just how avoidable foolishness can be as well as the dangers of choosing ignorance over Christ.

Isaiah 6 Guest speaker Blake Sidebottom urges us to consider what it means to be redeemed by Christ, and how that should inform our service to him.

Acts 24:1-22 If we are going to be mission-minded Christians, living out our faith in service to Christ, we will need to anticipate an enemy that will make claims about us that aren’t true. These lies have the potential to seep into our hearts and minds and distract us from the thing we set out to do. Today we will address what to do when we face accusations.

Acts 23:11-35 Paul sits in a jail cell while zealots from the religious community gather to conspire against his life. Just like Paul, we face a conspirator that is not theoretical, he is very real and he has been working against believers since the beginning of time. We are going to discuss what it means to acknowledge the enemies that surround us as well as discuss what it means to humbly trust...

Acts 23:1-11 Paul is once again brought before a hostile crowd, this time his old friends the Sanhedrin. Paul’s composure in the face of hatred is amazing and gives us insight in what it means to be Spirit-filled in the midst of trial and enmity with the world.

Acts 22:22-30 In today's sermon, we see Paul deliver the gospel to a mob of Jews and get rejected outright. The result of him speaking the truth almost culminated in a Roman scourging until he spoke up and defended himself under Roman law. What we discover about Paul and his decision-making is that whether he faced suffering or escape, Paul always sided with the truth. In reflection, do you share...

As we return from All Church Retreat, members of the College and Young Adult Class set aside time to share what God has done in their lives.

Acts 22:1-23 As Paul is led by Roman authorities into the courtyard for questioning, he is followed by a mass of Jewish people. He requests an opportunity to speak and rather than defending himself, he instead defends the gospel. He doesn’t make a doctrinal argument, he appeals to them with his testimony. How can we learn to unapologetically share our story of our faith?

Ephesians 6:10-12 Guest speaker Alex Allen walks us through what it looks like to prepare for the spiritual battle that we as Christians all face.

Acts 21:27-40 Paul is doing all he knows to do to appease the people of Jerusalem and yet he still finds himself betrayed, lied about and beaten. Today we examine what it means to make sense of chaotic situations, when we feel confused or misled by others or our own thoughts and emotions.

Acts 21:15-26 A well-intentioned, yet misguided Paul heads to Jerusalem to meet his friends, fully aware of the dangers he might find there. When he arrives he is immediately confronted with the fact that the Jewish converts in Jerusalem are fervent about the laws and traditions of the old covenant; so much so that there is an undercurrent of disdain for Paul’s ministry to the Gentiles. Based on t...

Genesis 18:20-33 In Genesis 18, we explore Abraham’s pleading with God on behalf of a lost and wicked city, and learn essential lessons in seeking God for the lost world.

Acts 21:1-16 As Paul leaves the shores of Miletus for his destination of Jerusalem, he encounters many loving friends. These encounters were both wonderful but also very difficult as his friends unanimously counseled him in a way that ran counter to what he felt was best. What should we do when our well-intentioned plans come in conflict with God’s plans?