Acts 20 details the departure of Paul from Ephesus, and is an example of how we can give our lives fully to Jesus — to live “a life well-lived.”

In Acts 19, Paul demonstrates courage in the face opposition, but the Gospel prevails mightily and the Kingdom advances!

We continue in our series on the book of Acts. This week we are diving into chapter 17, with a focus on the three cities and their response towards the gospel and how it reflects in our individual life.  

God builds His Kingdom through relationships. In Acts 18, we see this demonstrated through marriage, business, Gospel partnerships, and mentorship. Preached by Nate Musson on Sunday, March 8, 2026.

We continue in our series on Acts, with chapter 16. The story goes through Lydia’s salvation, the deliverance of a young woman from demons, and Paul and Silas being set free. Delivered by Mike Folsom. 

Isaiah 60 says: “Arise, shine.”It is an invitation to experience more glory for the children of God.

Jump into the action-packed second of the Book of Acts— the first missionary journey through the end of Paul & Barnabas’ shared ministry together. This section highlights the power of prayer, boldness and community. It will enco...

As we continue in Acts, we see God’s power in Peter being released from prison and Herod being stuck dead. 

If we can manage our tongue we can keep our whole body in check. Horses, for example, are directed with bits in the mouth. Ships can be made to go wherever the pilot wants by controlling the rudder.Preached by Nate Musson on Sunday, Janu...

In the theme of the new Year, Mike Folsom speaks on God of the new

Rooting yourself in the identity of God by Sam Allison 

What Joy Is — and What It Is Not. Joy is not the absence of hardship.Joy is strength inside hardship.Join us for this encouraging message with Randy Schrum.

God wants to give us a new lens on the power of the Incarnation. Because the Word become flesh is not just a story in the past—it’s our story. From preparation to agreement, from manifestation to stewardship — you will be encouraged...

Acts 10 & 11 shows the Gospel advancing to the Gentiles through the story of Peter and Cornelius. 

Acts 9 tells the story of radical encounters with Jesus! 

“Examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith.” -2 Corinthians 13:5Join us for this timely message with Randy Schrum

In Acts 7, Stephen expounds on the nature and character of God as expressed to and through His people. He confronts the powers of darkness, is martyred in the midst of it. When he was called to give defense, the Word of God poured f...

The “Kingdom Math” of additional, subtraction, and multiplication is found in Acts 6. When we submit to His ways, we’re positioned for increase!Preached by Nate Musson on Sunday, October 26, 2025. 

Faithfulness in the fire- Acts 5. When obedience costs you everything, a message shared by Randy Schrum. Faithfulness in the Fire isn’t just a message—it’s Heaven’s curriculum for builders and believers who refuse to bow when...

Special guest, Pastor Robert Legg, shares from his personal experiences - of sharing the Gospel and growing the church of Jesus Christ.This Acts 4 in our series on the book of Acts 

This word is about the first miracle after the resurrection in Acts 3. You’ll be encouraged to walk in the power of God!Preached by Mike Folsom on Sunday, September 21, 2025.

Continuing in our series on the Book of Acts, Sam Allison picking up Acts 2:40-47 exploring the actions and habits of the early church community. 

Jesus said it was better that He went away so we could receive the power of the Holy Spirit! Join into our series on the Book of Acts.Preached by Stephen LeMarr on Sunday, September 7, 2025

We are beginning a series on the Book of Act at Refuge Ridge. This word is an introduction to the book and Chapter. Preached by Nate Musson on Sunday, August 31. 

If we lock in on one central reality, can everything else fall into place?Jesus had an elevator pitch for this: It’s called the First Commandment. Luke 10:27 – “So he answered and said, ‘You shall love the Lord your God with ...