This week we walk through the very early stages of Saul's walk with Jesus. Even in the midst of immense pressure and persecution, Saul keeps his eyes on the Lord and the mission of God grows in the early church. Join us!

This week we tackle the first part of Acts 6. We are walking through the historical story of Stephen and the miraculous faith that he showed in such a short time for the cause of Christ. Join us!

This week we dive into Acts 5, a story about Ananias and Saphirra. The efforts to slow the work of God are constant. Defense is important. Join us as we look at the scriptures reminder to be prepared and ready for battle.

This week we are in the last part of Acts 4. Even after difficulties and persecution, the church doubles down to pray for boldness. Join us as we walk through this text.

Any true repentant believer in Jesus knows that when God is working, Satan is working overtime to dampen the work of God. This is true now and was also true for the believers in the early church. Their work would be rendered impossible if it weren't for the continual, consistent, and necessary filling of the Holy Spirit. Join us.

This week we open Acts 3. God works a public miraculous display of power through the disciples but it has a deeper meaning. Something challenging and encouraging for the early church and the current church today. Join us as we walk through this text.

It is the day of Pentecost for the early church. Unknowingly, the disciples have been waiting for this day since Jesus was taken up into the heavens. This day brings the power source for the disciples to carry out the mission that Jesus had left them. Join us!

This week we dive into the second part of Acts 1. The early church spent tons of time each week preparing for the mission that Jesus had left them, much time recharging and being filled new and fresh with the Holy Spirit. They gathered on a regular basis, Prayed earnestly and full, and scattered to do the work of God through the power of the spirit of God. Join us this week as we look at this passage.