"IN OVER OUR HEADS"

"HOW TO LIVE THE BLESSED LIFE”

Psalm 1 opens the entire book of Psalms by pointing us to God and His Word — in Hebrew, Torah. It calls us to delight in and meditate on Scripture, a habit that leads to a flourishing, fruitful life as we walk in God's will. Jesus echoes this in the Sermon on the Mount, calling us to build our lives on His teaching like a wise builder on the rock instead of the sand.

"THE GOD YOU NEVER KNEW YOU KNEW"

Acts 17:16-34 What if the people in your life who want nothing to do with God are actually closer to Him than they think? Paul walked into Athens—a city of a thousand gods—and spotted something no one else had noticed: everyone there was already searching for the one true God without knowing it. That changes how we see the people around us. We close our series with the most hopeful message in Acts. Don't miss it.

"THE QUESTION THAT CHANGES EVERYTHING"

Acts 16 What if your worst night became your family's greatest turning point? In Acts 16, a Roman jailer hits rock bottom, and in one midnight moment, everything changes. This Father's Day, discover how one desperate question led to a whole household being saved, and why it's never too late to become the father your family needs.

"NO OUTSIDERS"

Acts 10 In Acts 10, a Roman soldier and a Jewish apostle both receive a vision they didn't ask for, and nothing will ever be the same. The story of Cornelius shatters every assumption about who belongs at God's table, as the Spirit falls on the unlikeliest of guests.

"I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR THIS MAN MYSELF"

Acts 25:23-26:29 Paul has been a prisoner for two years. His audience this Sunday is a king. Standing in chains before King Agrippa — outmatched in every visible way — Paul is finally given the floor, and he doesn't waste a second of it. What unfolds is one of the most compelling personal testimonies in all of Scripture: a former persecutor, face to face with royalty, making the case that Jesus is alive and that it changes everything. This is a sermon two years in the making.