Time and time again, the Bible has been tested — and time and time again, it stands. William Ramsay set out to disprove the book of Acts using archaeology and historical research. But the deeper he dug, the more the evidence confirmed what Scripture had recorded all along. What began as skepticism ended in belief. God’s Word isn’t fragile. It doesn’t fear investigation. And it continues to prove trustworthy across history.

We can be bold in our witness to others. We can proudly proclaim who is the true God. Not because we think we are superior than others, but because Jesus is our Lord. And HIS plan is to use us to accomplish His will. All we have to do is be obedient. How is the Holy Spirit leading you to witness today?

Acts 1:1-11

How do you tell the difference between a dead thing and a living thing? A living thing grows. So I ask you, are you growing, by the power of God? Or are you stagnate in your Christian walk? Are you standing still, like that garden stake while others are growing into mighty oaks around you? You can start growing today. Check out our latest sermon on II Peter to find out how.

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God has given us everything we need to grow in Godliness. This is so encouraging, yet so convicting. Are we taking hold of that? Or are we being lazy? We have God’s word. We have so much Biblical training available to us! We have opportunities to serve God and to find connection and accountability! But, are we pursing that? Or are we pursing our own desires for comfort and entertainment instead? To hear more, check out the rest of this sermon on II Peter 1:3-8.

2 Peter 1:3-8 | Deepening our Roots Pastor Aaron Browning leads us in reflecting on 2 Peter 1:3-8

Isaiah 58:1-8 | Deepening Our Roots Pastor Nick Frost leads us in reflecting on Isaiah 58:1-8

2 Corinthians 9:6-15 | Growing Our Generosity: Gratitude for God's Gift Pastor Aaron Browning leads us in reflecting on 2 Corinthians 9:6-15.

There is nothing sadder than gaining everything and losing your soul. Jesus calls us to a better kind of wealth—one that lasts beyond this life. Watch the full sermon to hear the invitation.

Solomon had everything—and still called it empty. Chasing fulfillment in possessions is like trying to catch the wind… it always slips through your fingers. Watch the full sermon to hear where true richness is found.

Growing Our Generosity: Where's Your Treasure? Pastor Aaron Browning leads us in reflecting on Matthew 6:19-21.