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A teaching from our First Wednesday series over the Holy Spirit.

A teaching from our First Wednesday series over the Holy Spirit.

A teaching from our First Wednesday series over the Holy Spirit.

God knows our heart and while we can manipulate others, we cannot fool God. He is looking to bless and involve Himself in the lives of believers whose vision for their life is God's vision. What vision are you following, God's or yours?

God loves to use ordinary people to do extra ordinary things. Saul's conversion begins through a seemingly ordinary man, Ananias. Like Ananias we are called both supernaturally and super practically. If you want to learn how share our faith, and invite others to experience the life-changing through Jesus, remember, when you step out God shows up.

Some people, when confronted with their sin, don't respond with conviction but rather resists with condemnation. As sinners in need of a Savior, we should seek repentance. This week we see how calling, conviction and confession are the first 3 steps in the process of salvation but the hinge in which they hang is the response.

If you ever feel unable to share your faith remember that God will use ordinary people to do extraordinary things. People don't need good advice they need the good news, and your obedience to God's calling will help equip you.

In a world where some people profess a faith they don't possess, it's vital to examine the depth of your commitment. Christianity isn't about feeling better but following Jesus. Are you spiritual or spirit-filled?

In a world where spiritual deception runs rampant, it's crucial to understand that if you don't know the truth, you will fall for the lies. Sin is not just the breaking of the law but the opening of a door for spiritual forces to influence our lives and when you have the knowledge and authority found in God's Word you begin to understand that you're not a victim; you're a victor.

In today's fast-paced world, we often seek elaborate programs and strategies to expand the church. However, this sermon reminds us that the church needs less programs and more power. It's not the size but the health of the church that truly matters.

While being stoned to death, Stephen pleads with God to forgive his persecutors, echoing Jesus' words on the cross in Luke 23:34. Forgiveness is not determined by how much others deserve it, but rather by how much freedom you desire in your own life. Want to forgive? Forgiveness requires faith.

Baptisms are and outward sign of an inward change. This week Pastor Byron answers questions on the things you need and the things you don't if you're considering getting baptized.

One of our very own missionaries, Jacob Jester, brings us a powerful word over the importance of your role in world missions. Fell led to go? Follow this link. https://www.iwanttobeamissionary.com/

In a world driven by self-interest and material possessions, it's never a bad time to share the good news of Jesus. Just as Stephen fearlessly proclaimed the Gospel amidst opposition, we too can leave a profound impact on those around us by sharing the love and hope found in Christ. Religion often focuses on rules and rituals, but it is through authentic relationships that our legacy is truly deve...

In acts 6:8-15 we see God use an ordinary man to do extraordinary things. The same grace and power that the Lord gave Stephen to accomplish the extraordinary is the same grace and power we posses now. Stand in that truth and know you're able, the question now is, are you available?

The church might look like a place, but the church is the people, and people aren't perfect therefore it is easy to accept that there is no perfect churches. In Acts 6 we see 3 things that helps us as the church not be perfect but be better. We recognize the problem, we create a plan, and we learn that the Pastor has his Godly responsibilities, and we have ours.

As Christian’s we don’t need to be scared but we do need to be prepared. In Acts 5:17-41 we see a hurricane of persecution forming within the church. For us, it's not a matter of if but when we will experience persecution, but there is hope. What price are you willing to pay to follow Jesus?

What is the meaning behind miracles? This week we read through Acts 5:12-17 and learn that our miracles might be outside the box we've put our God in. The main message is that miracles have meaning – they confirm the message of salvation and God's power. If God can do it then, He can do it now.

There are roughly 2,000 bible verses about money. It is often said that money is the root of all evil, however the bible clears this misconception in 1 Timothy 6:10. "For the LOVE of money is the root of all evil". Greed is prideful and God is generous, we hope this encourages you to learn how to be more like Christ.

Why Do Churches Talk About Money? In this week's study of Acts we see how the early church believers sold their possessions to support each other. This act of selflessness fostered unity and growth. Generosity is not only a financial principle but a spiritual discipline that brings us closer to God's heart. Have you viewed your finances through the lens of faith?

Who's the Most Influential Figure in Early Church History? Not Peter, Not Paul, but Barnabas! This week Pastor Byron walks us through Acts 4:36-37 and teaches us the power of encouragement. Sometimes the smallest things make the biggest difference. Just like a kicker scoring an extra point or a key starting a car, encouragement can change lives and history. A simple act can transform people and ev...

What Makes A Church Healthy? Acts 4:32-35 shows us that focusing on the importance of unity, community, simplicity, humility, and generosity are the biblical foundations to a healthy church. Let our differences describe but not divide us.

Boldness from the Holy Spirit is a mirror to the lost. In Acts 4:23-31 we learn how being a church that dares to be bold, embraces the power of the Holy Spirit and acts courageously according to God's word, leads us to growth.

A teaching from our First Wednesday series over the Holy Spirit. How can we experience a Spirit-Led life? Pastor Mike Santiago shows us, through Romas 8, the importance of choosing to be led by the Holy Spirit, lest we fall prey to other influences. The Spirit is too powerful and our salvation is too important to play it safe.

What does the bible say about the church & culture?" This week we study through Acts 4:15-22, where we explore the early church's response to opposition, the importance of obedience at all costs, and the resilience of believers who continue to praise amidst persecution.