This week Jake shares a message on translating the actions of Paul and Barnabas into some essentials for church planting in our culture today. Jake teaches from the following set of verses Acts 14:19-28, Romans 5:1-5 and James 1:2-4 . Paul and Barnabas found success in church planting through their perseverance, relentlessly preaching the gospel in the face of persecution, making disciples and through the receiving of encouragement that can only be found in Christ.

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We have attached a study guide that you can download to further study this series and use in discussion with your AMC and we are encouraging everyone to continue reading through the book of Luke this month.

Scott shares a message from Acts 14 focused on our ability to embrace the culture and world around us. Scott challenges us to never give up in honor God through a pursuit of following the strategy and mission to make disciples. It is important for each one of us to be willing to step out in our communities and try to make a difference. Step out and share Christ's love with someone this week!

You can listen to the message by clicking on the listen now link below, through iTunes, or download the message by right-clicking and saving as an mp3 to play later.

We have attached a study guide that you can download to further study this series and use in discussion with your AMC and we are encouraging everyone to continue reading through the book of Luke this month.

Scott returns to share a message from Acts 13:13-52 focused on the restoration power of the Gospel. There are many times in our lives when we get bogged down with day to day details and we end up missing the larger perspective of what we are trying to accomplish. We often see Christ as a figure that rules from on high and is separate from us, but the truth is he is right here with us. There are no situations that we can not overcome with him by our side. Find restoration in your brokenness this week as you look to Jesus as our one and only redeemer.

You can listen to the message by clicking on the listen now link below, through iTunes, or download the message by right-clicking and saving as an mp3 to play later.

We have attached a study guide that you can download to further study this series and use in discussion with your AMC and we are encouraging everyone to continue reading through the book of Luke this month.

Larry Redelsperger shares a special message from Acts 13 on the ministry of Paul and Barnabas. Also reading from Psalm 29, 89, and 97 Larry shares how the power of God has overcome Satan. The work of Christ on the cross has overcome all of the work of Satan and each of us are equipped with gifts to proclaim the gospel of Christ. Just as Paul and Barnabas ministered together, find someone this week who can help you make the most of your spiritual gifts.

You can listen to the message by clicking on the listen now link below, through iTunes, or download the message by right-clicking and saving as an mp3 to play later.

We have attached a study guide that you can download to further study this series and use in discussion with your AMC and we are encouraging everyone to continue reading through the book of Luke this month.

Scott Christensen continues our series on the book of acts this week with a message entitled Christ is Superior to Herod. Scott teaches from Acts 12 and how the power of God supernaturally frees Peter from prison.  The work of Christ on the cross has overcome the power of evil in this world and has provided us with freedom from our sin. None of us are perfect but our father in heaven loves us more than we can ever understand and he wants to free us from the oppressors in our lives. Look to Christ this week.

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Scott Christensen continues our series on the book of acts this week with a message entitled The Sending Church. Teaching from Acts 11, Scott challenges us to become a sending church just like that of Antioch. We see the people at Antioch identifying themselves with Christ and becoming the first group to call themselves Christians. Go into your community this week on mission for Christ and proclaim the Gospel!

We have attached a study guide that you can download to further study this series and use in discussion with your AMC and we are encouraging everyone to continue reading through the book of Luke this month.

You can listen to the message by clicking on the listen now link below, through iTunes, or download the message by right-clicking and saving as an mp3 to play later.

Scott Christensen continues our series on the book of acts this week with a message entitled Gospel for the Gentiles. Teaching from Acts 10, Scott challenges us to stop discussing what the bible says to do and start doing what it says to do. Just like Peter in these verses, do you have any elements of tradition that hold you back from living out the message of Christ. What are you going to do this week to venture into the darkness and proclaim the message of Christ?

We have attached a study guide that you can download to further study this series and use in discussion with your AMC and we are encouraging everyone to continue reading through the book of Luke this month.

You can listen to the message by clicking on the listen now link below, through iTunes, or download the message by right-clicking and saving as an mp3 to play later.

Jake McVay shares a special message from Acts 9:32-43 and Ephesians 5:1-2. Jake encourages us that even when we are faced with a difficult situation to understand that God is in control and his ways may not always coincide with our ways. In this section of Acts we find Peter beginning to imitate Christ and we are all challenged to live our lives as imitators of Christ. Allow your belief in Christ to unleash the power of the Holy Spirit this week.

We have attached a study guide that you can download to further study this series and use in discussion with your AMC and we are encouraging everyone to continue reading through the book of Luke this month.

You can listen to the message by clicking on the listen now link below, through iTunes, or download the message by right-clicking and saving as an mp3 to play later.

Scott Christensen continues our sermon series from Acts 9:1-19 with the story of Paul and his conversion on the road to Damascus. Many of us are scared to let go of our pasts and feel God can not use us because of the things we have done in our lives but let Paul's conversion be an example of how God can use the worst of people to do his will. Let God meet you this week like he did with Paul on the road to Damascus.

You can watch part two of the message online at http://vimeo.com/10871686

We have attached a study guide that you can download to further study this series and use in discussion with your AMC and we are encouraging everyone to continue reading through the book of Luke this month.

You can listen to the message by clicking on the listen now link below, through iTunes, or download the message by right-clicking and saving as an mp3 to play later.

Scott Christensen continues our sermon series from the book of Acts with the story of Philip and the Eunuch with a message entitled Gospel Resurrection. Teaching from Acts 8:26-40 and Romans 6:1-11 this Easter message inspires all us to fulfill the call to proclaim the Good News to all those around us. Step up like Philip this week and boldly proclaim the Gospel!

We have attached a study guide that you can download to further study this series and use in discussion with your AMC and we are encouraging everyone to continue reading through the book of Luke this month.

You can listen to the message by clicking on the listen now link below, through iTunes, or download the message by right-clicking and saving as an mp3 to play later.