message by John Geauthreaux

message by Tom Hall

God is at work, even in the disruption. Sometimes it is disruption around us, sometimes it's disruption that directly affects us. So where have we picked up the idea that disruption means that God is absent? We certainly don't get that idea from the book of Acts 16:25-40.

A few weeks ago we talked about disruption and about how we can expect disruptions in our lives when we are following Christ. When we are on mission for Jesus, we have to make room for both the miracle of salvation but also the disruption the message can cause.

Acts 16:11-16

Acts 16:6-10 Dan McGar

Acts 16:1-5 Pastor Rob

Acts 15:36-41 Guest speaker Stu Streeter

Acts 15:22-35, Rick Weber

Have you ever been cheered on one minute and then booed the next? Isn't amazing how fickle we are as a society. When our team wins the trophy we cheer, and then when they lose the entire season, we boo. What's it like when we share Jesus?

Have you ever been cheered on one minute and then booed the next? Isn't amazing how fickle we are as a society. When our team wins the trophy we cheer, and then when they lose the entire season, we boo. What's it like when we share Jesus?

Does it drive you nuts when someone doesn't get what you are trying to say? When you make attempt after attempt to persuade them to your belief or thought of Scripture? What about you? Do you understand the Truth of Jesus Gospel? Are you more concerned about others than you are yourself?

"Hurry! Get your tickets NOW for Avenger's Endgame in theaters April 26, 2019!!" The final installment of the current Avenger's movie franchise is getting plenty of attention. Our society seems obsessed with the Superhero movies. This current group of Marvel Avengers movies started in May, 2008.

"While they were worshiping the Lord and fasting, the Holy Spirit said, "set apart for me Barnabas and Saul for the work to which I have called them" Acts 13:2 Much like a whisper in a crowded place, we cannot hear the Spirit speaking unless we intentionally take time to slow ourselves down from our busy lives and listen.

Do you have a chair that you just love? A couch, a recliner, a massage chair? Does it drive you nuts when someone else sits in it? There is something about our chair. It has a certain feel, texture and presence that it offers. It knows us. It's ours.

Have you ever wondered why God allows trials to happen? Why He would allow James the disciple to die and free Peter from Prison? Does God play favorites or is there something else at work?

What does your prayer life look like? Does it depend on your circumstances? Your relationships? Your personal possessions? (or lack thereof?) What does it take for us to get the kind of prayer life that the church had in Acts 12:5?

How to do we overcome the things that divide us? How do we make sure there are no second class citizens in God's family? We'll discuss seeking reconciliation and avoiding division, this Sunday in Acts 11:1-18.

What scares you the most about the Holy Spirit? Being out of control? Receiving strange gifts? Fear of the unknown? Join us this Sunday as we find out the Holy Spirits role and how it can play a HUGE part in our lives if we allow Him to be God.

Does God love one person more than another? Did He love Paul more than Peter? Does He love you more than me? In this next passage of Acts we learn where Jesus stands between Jew and Gentile. Join us as we paint a larger picture of Christ this Sunday in Acts 10:34-43.

Lets be real. What do I mean by being real? We all have prejudices in our life and this Sunday we can lay them at the foot of Jesus cross. The Apostle Peter had prejudices against Cornelius and the Gentiles and yet God was carefully breaking down those barriers to allow the Gospel of Jesus to be spread.

How calm are you in life's circumstances? Are you the same at home as you are at church or at work? Do you allow things to creep in and get under your skin or do you find a peace that goes way beyond human understanding?

We have arrived at our 5th candle of Advent: Christ. So what does two pieces of wood, glue, sand, and a bowl of water all have in common with Jesus? Join us this Sunday as we celebrate the birth of Jesus in the last part of our Advent Series, Christmas at Our House.

What is the difference between Joy and Happiness? Can you have one or the other? We are in our third week of Advent and so far we have learned about Hope and Peace. This week we are going to cover Joy.

What is the difference between Joy and Happiness? Can you have one or the other? We are in our third week of Advent and so far we have learned about Hope and Peace. This week we are going to cover Joy.

Peace..... what a word. Can mankind actually attain peace in this life? Could an election, vote, or war bring peace to this world? What did God mean that Jesus would be the "Prince of Peace?" Did He bring peace or did he create more confusion for Israel?

Nobody has a sense of hopeful expectation when they get out of bed for an average day of work. Why? Because work typical. It's average. It's normal. It's routine. But, the idea at advent is that we are preparing ourselves out of sense of hope.

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When God asks you to give, how do you react? Are you excited? Cheerful? Saddened? What if God asked you to sell it all and give it to His ministry? Can we understand the kind of giving that Jesus comes to expect? I have heard the expression before, "Give till it hurts."

Fight, Freeze or Flight. Which one of those are you? Where does boldness come from? What changes in our heart and minds to stand up for what we believe in? What if we are under fire or pressure, does boldness stay?

When you come across someone who is homeless, do you give alms to them? Have you ever stopped and asked them their name? Share a meal with them? Listen to their story? This Sunday we find two disciples who do more than give alms - they bring Jesus.

If you could speak another language fluently, what language would you choose? Where have you seen God's powerful presence at work in your life? Can you remember the last time He showed up in a big way? This Sunday we are examining Acts 2, where God's power shows up and suddenly people are speaking other native tongues.

Whose power is it when your distant neighbor begins to ask questions? Whose power is it when someone feels a deep sense of conviction to change the trajectory of their life? Whose power is it that took a group of rag tag men, called the disciples, to get mobilized the reach the ends of the earth with the Gospel?