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The opportunities to make Jesus known are often right in front of us, appearing as needs, questions, interruptions, and even opposition. Acts chapters 3 and 4 show how ordinary people, filled with the Holy Spirit, can recognize those moments, point people to Jesus, and continue with boldness when pressure tempts them to stay silent.

Pentecost in Acts 2 was more than wind, fire, and people speaking in other languages. It was the fulfillment of God’s promise to put His Spirit within His people, changing them from the inside and empowering them to continue the mission of Jesus. If the Spirit of God lives in us, what evidence should there be that He is changing us and working through us?

Nehemiah gives us a good example of giving God permission to trouble us with what troubles Him, leading us into taking courageous action as we respond to God.  My prayer for us this weekend is to hear the Word of God and act upon it as He directs us to build His Kingdom through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Oneness in the church isn't something believers manufacture by trying harder, it's a gift that flows from being rooted in Christ, and we're invited to pray for it.

Prayer is more than asking God to help us make the right decisions. It is how He forms us into the kind of people who live lives worthy of Jesus. In Colossians 1, Paul teaches us to pray so we can know God’s will, bear lasting fruit, and faithfully live in alignment with His Kingdom.

Many people view prayer primarily as a way to ask God for what they want. In John 14, Jesus reveals that prayer is how His followers receive everything they need to continue His mission. Discover how Jesus prepares ordinary people to carry on His work through prayer, faith, obedience, and the Holy Spirit.

Prayer is more than bringing our needs to God. It is God’s way of inviting His people to participate in His kingdom purposes. In this message, we discover how praying, “Your kingdom come, Your will be done,” aligns our lives with the authority of Jesus, unites us with His people, and leads us to faithfully live out our kingdom assignment.

Does Proverbs 22:6 promise that children raised well will never walk away from God? This message explores the biblical context of this well-known proverb and shows how God’s wisdom shapes people as they faithfully walk in His ways, while calling each person to take responsibility for the path they choose.

Proverbs 6 gives a list of seven things the Lord hates. He doesn’t hate these things because they break a rule. He opposes them because they distort who He is, damage our witness, and work against His purposes. Discover how Proverbs 6 calls us to become the kind of people who faithfully represent Jesus in every area of life.

Life is full of decisions, and the choices we make today shape the direction of our tomorrow. Discover how God’s wisdom helps us recognize danger before it becomes destruction, learn how guarding our hearts, establishing healthy boundaries, and walking in God’s wisdom can protect us from the pitfalls that lead us away from His presence.

Wisdom isn't something we achieve—it's something God forms in us. Discover how God grows wisdom through a daily walk with Jesus, the leading of the Holy Spirit, and the godly people He places in our lives.

Everyone wants wisdom, but Proverbs teaches that wisdom does not begin with better information or better decision-making. It begins with the fear of the Lord by bringing our lives under God’s authority. In this message from Proverbs 1, discover how the fear of the Lord becomes the foundation for knowing God’s truth, trusting His Word, and walking the wise path.

In Revelation 22, Jesus declares, “I am the Alpha and the Omega.” This message explores what that means and why it matters. Discover how Jesus is the ruler of history, the source of all life, and the King who calls His people to faithful obedience. The question Revelation leaves us with is simple: Is Jesus the ruler of your life?

Many people think heaven is about leaving earth and going somewhere else. Revelation 21 reveals something far greater. Jesus is restoring His people to be His bride, dwell in His presence, and fulfill God’s original purpose under His rule and reign. Discover how the promise of His restoration gives hope and purpose today, whether you’re facing suffering, loss, uncertainty, or simply longing to know Jesus in a deeper way.