What is the people's response to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit? Pastor Daniel continues our series in Acts.
What does the day of Pentecost described in Acts 2 mean to us today?Pastor Cole continues our series in the Book of Acts.
In this message, we examine Acts 1:1-11 and learn about the church’s mission to be Jesus’ witnesses to the end of the earth. In doing so, hearts are drawn to goodness of the Savior, which motivates us to share Him with others.
Today we conclude our series "The Mission of the King: Make and Mature Disciples" with a compelling challenge from Ephesians 4.
Join us in part 3 of The Mission of the King series, as we examine how to share the gospel in light of Jesus’ conversation with a Samaritan woman (John 4:1-42). We’ll learn together that Jesus alone satisfies our deepest longings, saves us from our sins, and provides in His Word models for winsome, clear, and God-glorifying evangelism.
In the second part of the Mission of the King series, we’ll study Genesis 3, John 8:31-38, and Galatians 5:13-15 to look at humanity’s rebellion and Christ’s redemption in order to fully understand the message of the King, which is the Good News of Jesus Christ.
The Mission of the King is a four-part series that focuses on the Great Commission, which is to make and mature disciples in order to fill the earth with God’s glory. In part 1 of this series, we’ll examine Genesis 1:26-31 and Matthew 28:18-20 to learn how the Great Commission has been the King’s vision and mission from beginning to ending.
In the final installment of the Family Values Series, we’ll study 1 Peter 2:1-10 to learn how the Priesthood of God’s People is the economy of all things in the church. A result of the Holy Spirit’s presence in those who believe, the church does not grow and glorify God through a select group of professionals. Instead, every Christian has access to God because of Christ’s finished work and every Christian is a minister because of the Spirit’s spiritual gifts He gives to them. Therefore, for the church to work and grow and glorify God, its economy must be the priesthood of all believers.
In part three of the Family Values series, we study 1 Corinthians 3 to understand how the power of God’s Spirit is the success of all things in the church. As God’s holy temple, the church finds its success not in leaders or worldly wisdom but in God’s Spirit who dwells in it. God alone gives the growth; therefore, His Spirit is the success in our salvation, our sanctification, and our service.