When You Don't Got What It Takes

Acts 25 - Breaking New Ground

In Acts 16 we see the gospel advancing to the continent of Europe for the first time as Paul and Silas travel to Macedonia.  It turns out the gospel impacts the city on more levels than one, and its success gives us high hopes for God's work today and in the future.  Join us for today's message.

Acts 24 - Fog Banks

It's easy to think that the early church always had things figured out, but a loose collection of stories here in Acts 15-16 show us otherwise.  It turns out that even the early Christians had to navigate life in the fog.  Join us this morning to see how we navigate times of tension and uncertainty in our lives.

Acts 23 - Grace Without Distinction

When a seemingly minor theological debate has outsized implications, it's worthy of your attention.  Join us today as we look at the Jerusalem Council's debate in Acts 15 and how the outcome preserved both the gospel and the church itself.

Acts 22 - They Returned

If you escape a mugging, you usually don't return to the scene of the crime. It might seem odd then that the Apostle Paul returns to a town that nearly killed him on his first missionary journey. But Paul is concerned to fortify these fledgling churches, and as we see his strategy for strengthening them, we can find ways to shore up our own faith today.

When You Don't Got What It Takes

If you heard a lousy commencement speech this week during graduation season, then join us today for Joshua's speech to the Israelites.  Like graduates, they're in a time of transition; the future lies before them now that they are settled in the land.  Joshua says to them: "Choose this day whom you serve," and then he delivers his famous line: "but as for me and my household, we will serve the Lord."  Our text is Joshua 24.