
The Acts of The Apostles: The Going Begins pt.1
Acts 8:3-8
This this second message that introduces us to the persecution of the early church, when Christians scattered with the gospel on their lips. They did not allow their circumstances to steal their message, in fact their circumstances were nothing more than opportunity to speak Christ!
3 Principles for Keeping MBT Healthy
Ecclesiastes 10
This short message from Ecclesiastes 10 gives us a series of insights into how a congregation of believers can sustain and support the vision and leadership of their church.

Mission Critical / Mike Reneau
Matthew 28:18-20; Acts 1:8
In this sermon Pastor Mike Reneau makes clear both philosophically and practically what our call to missions looks like. He also takes the time to share with us his calling to plant a church in Boston.

The Acts of the Apostles: The Going Begins pt. 1
Acts 8:1-3
After Stephen's death the church in Jerusalem enters an increasingly hostile ministry environment. People begin to scatter into the surrounding regions taking the gospel with them. In this message we consider a series of significant principles about hope, persecution and spiritual warfare.

The Acts of the Apostles: Stephen's Message Pt. 3
Acts 7:14-60
In this study of Stephen's history lesson to the Jewish rulers, we have learned how Abraham had a relationship with God without a temple and we have seen how Joseph was rejected but God still used him to redeem his people and the whole world. In this study we learn about Moses: his heart & his identity. We also see the religious leaders exposed for who they truly are.

The Acts of the Apostles: Stephen's Message pt. 2
Acts 7:1-14
We have been studying the powerful message of Stephen preached in opposition to the religious rulers accusations against him. Last week we learned how Abraham followed by faith and by word, exposing the religious rulers inability to see God outside of the law and the temple. This week we learn about the life of Joseph, his rejection and the salvation that he brought to the world.

Our Need for God’s Power / Sam Miles
Acts 1-4
For the past couple of months Pastor Brandon has been walking us through the book of Acts. Today Pastor Sam shared his heart with us surveying the first four chapters of Acts, giving us keys to ministering in the power of God.

The Acts of the Apostles: Stephen's Message pt. 1
Acts 6:8- 7:7
Last week we were introduced to Stephen, a deacon in the church and a man of great wisdom. His power was his great faith that invited the Holy Spirit to speak mightily through him. In this message we find the Jewish people stirred up against Stephen, making accusations against him. Here we see Stephen respond with great clarity and peace in the midst of temptation - - a testimony to us of who we ought to be as ministers of the gospel.

The Acts of the Apostles: Review / Introduction of Stephen
Acts 7
This week, Pastor Brandon walks through some of the major points in our study of the Acts of the Apostles. We see how God has been moving in the early church and the persecution that followed. These elements come to a head with the story of Stephen, a testimony of true faith.

But First, Let Me Take a Selfie / Uriah Guenther
Amos 3:1-8
This week we learn how to walk in agreement with God. To be a Christian is to be attentive to God, to be acknowledged by Him, and to agree with Him.

The Acts of The Apostles: The Business of Ministry
Acts 6:1-7
In this passage we find the early church dealing with perceived needs of their growing congregation. We learn from the apostles what it means to meet the needs of the flock while prioritizing what God prioritizes. Learn how the apostles dealt with their leadership void and the value of a biblical approach.

The Acts of the Apostles: Unwavering
Acts 5:12-25
Last week we looked at what it meant to live an unsafe gospel life, one unafraid of risk. This week we look to the apostles as a testimony of faith that is unwavering. We ought to obey God rather than men!

The Acts of the Apostles: Unsafe
Acts 5:12-25
The lost world has an obsession with safety, which is an aversion to difficulty, conflict, suffering, and pain. This culture of safety-ism has impacted God's people by producing complacent Christians, unwilling to take risks in faith. Acts 5 shows us a young church, willing to put its safety on the line for the sake of God's glory.

The Acts of The Apostles: And Great Fear Came Upon All
Acts 4:33-5:11
Here we see the church growing in numbers but also growing in strength. So often in churches today physical growth results in accommodations and compromises that eventually dilute the mission. What can we learn from these early believers to help us through times of transition? We also find two testimonies of giving: The Patron & The Impostors. What might we be holding back from God? Are we in danger of hypocrisy?

The Acts of the Apostles: The Prayer for Witness
Acts 4:21-32
On the heals of oppression from the religious rulers the apostles return to their friends where a prayer meeting ensues. The early believers teach us great things from their prayer lives. What value does corporate prayer have? What should the content of our prayers be when the church comes together? What do we pray in times of ministry crisis and oppression?

The Acts of the Apostles: The Fearless Witness
Acts 4:1-23
There is so much fear and anxiety in our world today. So many Christians in our world are hindered in their witness because they are afraid of cultural rejection and retribution. For the Christian, fear is the fabrication of lies that call us to question the authority of God. The apostles Peter and John teach us in Acts 4 how to be bold and face rejection with joy and confidence in Christ.

Jesus’ UX Fail / Brian Bustos
John 6
With over 5,000 people following him around the Sea of Galilee, Jesus had a unique opportunity to begin establishing his kingdom with incredible support. Where political leaders have one goal— striving to hit critical mass, we find Jesus in John 6 saying something so grotesque and offensive that everyone stops following him with the exception of his twelve disciples. In this sermon, we will look at why Jesus didn’t attempt to clarify his metaphors or stop his followers from leaving?

The Acts of The Apostles: The Intentional Witness
Acts 3
Acts chapter 3 is a testimony of what happens when the followers of Christ are sensitive to God's leading. When we begin to get God's heart we begin to see those "certain people" who would otherwise blend in to our busy lives. What can God do when we are intentional to seek souls?

FALL RETREAT 2018 / What Will We Be? Pt. 2
Philippians 1-2
As we seek God together for vision in our ministry, the simple question arises… Who will we be? The answer is simple, we will be who God called us to be. This pursuit looks like making ourselves of no reputation, and relying on the grace rather than our own merits!

FALL RETREAT 2018 / Discovering God's Calling For My Life Pt. 2 / Tony Godfrey
Acts
Looking to the testimonies of the early church fathers; Silas, Timothy, & Paul. We find clear principles for discovering God’s calling for our lives.