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What does it look like to keep in step with the Holy Spirit? Learn from the example of the early church how the Spirit moves and how we should respond to his leading.

When life takes a sudden, devastating turn, it can easily feel like evil is winning and God has been defeated. Join us as we look at Acts 12 to discover three powerful, practical actions we can take while we wait for the King of Kings to break through our chains.

No matter who you are, where you’ve been, or what you’ve done, no one is left out of the Gospel. God speaks to anyone, saves anyone, and nothing can stand in the way of His grace.

God can do miracles, and they still happen. Are you making room in your heart, mind, and life through seeking God to see them? Learn from Peter’s early miracles three truths about the miraculous nature of God and how to make room for them in your life.

No one is too far gone for God’s grace. Discover how Jesus sees you, seeks you, surrounds you, and sends you. Just like He did for the worst of sinners.

Forget the 1950s sitcom illusion of the "perfect family" - God hass a radically better, deeply rooted blueprint for your home. In this message from Psalm 128, we unpack how an obedient life unlocks true blessing, transforming our marriages and parenting from the inside out.

Just like the ocean can't be stopped, the Spirit of God breaks through persecution, cultural divides, spiritual bondage and every bounday to carry the hope of Jesus to the ends of the earth.

Just like the ocean can’t be stopped, the Spirit of God breaks through persecution, cultural divides, spiritual bondage, and every boundary to carry the hope of Jesus to the ends of the earth.

What if the faith God wants to use publicly is first being forged privately through opposition, sacrifice, and a courage that refuses to let go of Jesus no matter the cost?

This week in Unstoppable, Pastor Sawyer is preaching from Acts 6 on how God uses even the small things to make a big impact. Come ready to be encouraged and reminded that no role in the Kingdom is too small.