Acts 19:1–20 shows us that Jesus is Lord over all, His Word cannot be stopped, and those who truly follow Him must be willing to be corrected by His Word and turn from anything competing for their devotion.

In Acts 17:16–34, Paul confronts the idols of Athens and proclaims the God who made us, rules over us, and commands us to turn from our idols and trust in the risen Christ.

In Acts 16:16–40, Paul and Silas show us how to remain faithful when obedience to God leads to suffering, trusting that God is with us and uses even our suffering to advance the gospel.

In Acts 16:6–15, we see the Triune God sovereignly directing the advance of the gospel and graciously opening Lydia’s heart to receive Christ.

Acts 15 reminds us that salvation is through the grace of Jesus alone, with nothing added, and that the grace that saves us also changes how we live and love one another.

Psalm 133 shows us the beauty of God’s people living together in unity, a delightfully good, life-giving gift that comes from the Lord.

Psalm 127 reminds us that we cannot secure the good things of life through our own striving; ultimately, they are established and given by the Lord.

Psalm 24 reveals the Lord as the King of Glory who owns all things, welcomes those who seek Him, and ultimately reveals His reign through Jesus Christ.

Who is shaping your life? Psalm 1 reveals that the answer determines your future.

Gentry Hodgeson, intern from our sending church, reminds us through Psalm 63 that true satisfaction is found not in our circumstances, but in passionately seeking and delighting in God above all else.

In Acts 13:13–52, Paul traces God’s faithfulness throughout Israel’s history to show that every promise finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ and calls everyone to respond in faith.

Kevin Jones, Church Plant Director at IBSA, preached from Acts 13:1–12, reminding us to faithfully follow the Holy Spirit’s leading as we participate in God’s mission to make Christ known.

God shows no favoritism, welcoming everyone who believes in Jesus into His family through faith alone

The risen Jesus saves His enemies, commissions His servants, and continues building His church.

When the Gospel meets deception, opposition, and counterfeit faith, it continues advancing because King Jesus is accomplishing His mission.

When opposition and suffering seem to threaten the church, Acts 7:54–8:8 shows that Jesus uses even persecution and death to advance His Gospel and bring joy to those who receive it.

Stephen’s speech before the Sanhedrin reveals a recurring pattern throughout Israel’s history: God sends deliverers, God’s people reject them, and ultimately that same pattern culminates in their rejection of Jesus.

A sobering look at Ananias and Sapphira that reminds us God is holy, hypocrisy has consequences, and the gospel continues to advance through a purified church.

Because Jesus is alive, His people boldly witness in the face of opposition while living prayerful, unified, and generous lives together.

Because Jesus is alive, He restores broken people and calls everyone to repent and believe in Him.