Hope Bringers: Good News For All People | Road Trip

Hope Bringers: Good News For All People | Road Trip

As Paul and Barnabas proclaim the gospel in Acts 13, we see that the good news of Jesus is for everyone. God's promise of salvation is fulfilled through Christ, offering forgiveness, freedom, and new life to all who believe. But the message also calls for a response. In this message from our Road Trip series, we'll explore what it means to hear the Word, humbly accept the Word, and faithfully spread the Word. No matter your background or story, the gospel changes everything—and it's good news meant to be shared.

Hope Bringers: Set Apart and Sent | Road Trip

In this message from our Road Trip series, Hope Bringers: Set Apart and Sent, we look at the church in Antioch and its example of living on mission. Through Acts 11 and 13, we see a diverse, Spirit-led church that cared for others, embraced God's call across cultures, and sent people out to share the good news of Jesus. As we explore the sending of Barnabas and Saul, we're challenged to consider where God is leading us, how He wants to use us to impact our community, and what it looks like to join His work in the world today.

Hope Bringers: From Persecutor to Proclaimer | Road Trip

We’re kicking off our summer series, Road Trip, by exploring the missionary journeys of Paul and what it means to be sent by God as hope bringers, Spirit followers, and Kingdom builders. In this message, we look at Saul’s dramatic encounter with Jesus, the faithful obedience of Ananias, and the intentional investment of Barnabas. Their stories remind us that God is the one who reaches people—but He often chooses to work through us. As you listen, consider: • Who is God calling you to reach out to? • Who is God calling you to invest in? Scripture: Acts 9:1-30; Acts 11:19-26 Bible Project Video (Acts Overview): https://bibleproject.com/videos/gospel-acts-2/ [https://bibleproject.com/videos/gospel-acts-2/]

The End Times | Listen To Jesus

What did Jesus actually teach about the end times? In Matthew 24, Jesus answers His disciples' questions about the destruction of the Temple, His return, and the end of the age. This message explores the difference between the events surrounding Jerusalem's fall in AD 70 and the future return of Christ, while addressing common misunderstandings about biblical prophecy. Most importantly, Jesus reminds us that no one knows the day or hour of His return. Rather than focusing on predicting the future, He calls His followers to remain faithful, ready, and watchful in their relationship with God as they await His coming.

Hospitality | Listen to Jesus

What does it look like to build a table that reflects the heart of Jesus? In this message from our Listen to Jesus series, we explore Jesus' teaching on hospitality and His example of welcoming those who are often overlooked, excluded, or pushed to the margins. Through His words and actions, Jesus challenges us to move beyond comfort and convenience, creating space for genuine relationships, deeper compassion, and a community where everyone belongs. Join us as we consider how the love of Christ can shape the way we see, serve, and walk alongside one another.