This week, we reflected on Acts 14 and the bold advance of the gospel in a world full of competing gods. As Paul and Barnabas preached, they encountered both eager belief and intense opposition, revealing a gospel that is radically inclusive in...

This week, we explored Acts 12, where two very different outcomes (James’s death and Peter’s rescue) raise honest questions about prayer, suffering, and the sovereignty of God. The early church faced these moments not with easy answers, but wit...

This week, we explored a pivotal moment in the story of the Early Church—Peter’s vision and encounter with Cornelius—that reveals just how radically the grace of God shatters barriers. Though Peter had already walked closely with Jesus, even he...

This week, we continued in the book of Acts and looked at two miracles performed through Peter: the healing of Aeneas and the raising of Tabitha. These events echo the ministry of Jesus and demonstrate that the Kingdom of God is not only coming...

This week, we returned to the book of Acts and explored Paul's dramatic conversion on the Road to Damascus. Once a fierce persecutor of Christians, Paul was confronted by the risen Jesus, blinded, and completely rerouted by God's grace. Through...