Love God. Love People. Make Disciples.

Martin Rizzi // September 28, 2025 We are fickle people, but God calls us to a steadfast boldness. How do we live for God in a world in which favor changes daily?  No matter the circumstance, we are called to proclaim truth in love and endure the response boldly.

John Vermilya // September 21, 2025 The gospel isn’t just a message of hope — it’s a message that demands a response. In Acts 13, we see how the good news about Jesus draws a clear line of division that reveals hearts, challenges assumptions, and calls everyone to choose.

Adam Sharp // September 14, 2025 What happens when God’s people are totally dependent on Him? God speaks, God empowers, and God changes lives.

John Vermilya // September 7, 2025 What happens when earthly power tries to silence God’s people—and the church responds on its knees? This message explores a dramatic chapter that reminds us who truly holds the final word.

John Vermilya // August 31, 2025 The church in Antioch became the launchpad for the global and unstoppable Gospel revolution. It wasn’t a strategy or program, but because of ordinary Christians living a Gospel-shaped faith together.

John Vermilya // August 24, 2025 What does it look like to fully buy in to God’s Gospel revolution? It was God’s Word and His Spirit that brought the early church together around His inclusive plan—and He’s still inviting us to that same unity, purpose, and commitment today.

John Vermilya // August 17, 2025 It is a stunning reality that sinners are welcomed into a relationship with God through faith in Jesus Christ. Sadly this does not easily translate into a reality where we extend that same welcoming grace to others. But with God’s help it is possible.

Adam Ray // August 10, 2025 The stories of Aeneas and Tabitha are not just about miraculous healing—they are signs that point to the power of Jesus to bring spiritual healing, salvation, and transformation. The greatest miracle is not raising the dead but raising a soul to life in Christ.

John Vermilya // August 3, 2025 Friendships are often built on shared interests, convenience, or mutual benefit, and tend to avoid discomfort or confrontation. But friendships available through the Gospel are rooted in Christ, are marked by sacrificial love, truth-telling, and a shared pursuit of God’s purpose—even when it costs something.