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What does it look like to be truly devoted to one another? In Acts 2:42–47, we see a picture of the earliest church marked by devotion to God’s Word, fellowship, prayer, generosity, and worship. Josh Vajda challenges us to consider what it means to be fully devoted to the life God has called us to together, and where we may need to make room in our lives for what matters most.

What does the resurrection of Jesus mean for us today? In Acts 2, Peter boldly proclaims that Jesus is risen and reigning, just as the Scriptures foretold, and that the outpouring of the Holy Spirit testifies to this truth. Josh Vajda takes us deeper into Peter’s message, calling us to recognize Jesus as King, respond to His grace through repentance, and live as witnesses to the risen Christ.

What happens when God’s Spirit moves in power? In Acts 2, we see the fulfillment of God’s promise as the Holy Spirit comes upon the disciples and the message of salvation begins to reach people from every nation. Brett Bellamy continues our journey through Acts, exploring what Pentecost means for us today and why we are called to faithfully testify about Jesus while we wait for His return.

How do we prepare for what God has planned for us? In Acts 1:12–26, the disciples devoted themselves to prayer and followed the guidance of Scripture as they prepared for the next phase of ministry. Join Josh Vajda as we explore the importance of prayer, trusting God’s sovereign plan, and faithfully participating in His work.

What do we do when God asks us to wait, but we’re ready to move? In Acts 1, Jesus prepares His disciples for what comes next, reminding them to trust God’s timing, depend on the power of the Holy Spirit, and faithfully live as witnesses of the Resurrection. Josh Vajda begins our GO series by exploring what it means to be ready for God’s calling, trust Him when we don’t know what’s ahead, and live with hope as we wait for Jesus to return.

Are we more aware of the faults in others than we are of our own? In Matthew 7, Jesus challenges our tendency to judge others while overlooking the sin in our own lives. Louie Konopka explores the danger of self-righteousness and reminds us that the way we judge others reveals something about our own hearts. Instead of looking down on others, Jesus calls us to humility, honest self-examination, and grace.

What does it look like to honor God through the way we work? Proverbs contrasts diligence with laziness and reminds us that our everyday work matters to God. Eric Gendron explores the value of diligent work, the subtle ways laziness can take hold, and how we can faithfully commit our work to the Lord. We can consider how to work hard without striving, rest without becoming lazy, and trust God with the results of our efforts.

What happens when pride takes the place of humility in our hearts? Proverbs reminds us that pride leads to disgrace, while humility leads to wisdom. In this teaching, Josh Vajda explores the destructive nature of pride, the humility modeled by Christ, and what it looks like to walk wisely and humbly before the Lord.

Are you willing to listen when someone offers you wise counsel? In Proverbs, we are reminded that “the way of a fool is right in his own eyes, but a wise man listens to advice.” Josh Vajda explores the difference between wisdom and foolishness, reminding us that sin can deceive us and pride can close our ears to correction. We need wise people around us who are willing to speak truth into our lives.

Who is shaping your life? The friendships we choose have a powerful impact on our character, our decisions, and the direction of our lives. Trent Heaton invites us to consider how our friendships shape who we are becoming and how choosing wise, godly relationships can lead us toward a life marked by wisdom and faithfulness.

What does our relationship with money reveal about what we truly trust? Eric Gendron will help us examine the wisdom of Proverbs and discover how God calls us to view money as a tool rather than a savior. Through biblical wisdom, we’ll explore how to steward what God has given, guard our hearts from the dangers of wealth and insecurity, and find true confidence in the God who provides for all our needs.

How do our words reveal what is happening in our hearts? As Brett Bellamy continues our Proverbs series, we’ll explore the power of our words and the importance of cultivating a life-giving tongue. We’ll see the ways God calls us away from deceit, division, and destructive speech, and toward truth, wisdom, and words that build others up.

What are you building your life on? As Brett Bellamy begins our Proverbs series, we'll explore the contrast between wisdom and foolishness and discover why God's wisdom is more valuable than silver, gold, or anything else we might pursue. Together, we'll learn how wisdom reflects God's character, shapes our everyday decisions, and leads to peace, security, and life.

Have you ever noticed how life can be clearer in the rearview mirror? As Brett Bellamy wraps up our Joseph series, we'll look back on a story marked by betrayal, hardship, forgiveness, and God's unwavering faithfulness. God works through even the darkest chapters of our lives to accomplish His greater purposes and we can trust Him with every part of our story.

What do your priorities reveal about what you truly believe? This week, Brett Bellamy explores Jacob’s final words and actions in our Joseph series, seeing how trust in God’s promises shaped his priorities and his future hope. Join us as we discover how God’s ultimate blessing is found in Christ Jesus, in whom all of God’s promises are fulfilled.