The very first Christian sermon delivered by Peter in Acts 2 reveals that we are living in the "last days," a crucial age of opportunity and grace. Discover how Peter clarifies the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, presents the gospel centering on Jesus' incarnation, crucifixion, and resurrection, and issues a strong call to action: "What shall we do?"

Discover how gratitude is a direct measure of your faith as we explore the story of the ten lepers healed by Jesus, with only one returning to give thanks. Learn why the lack of a thankful heart is the start of spiritual rebellion and how to ensure your appreciation leads you to a deeper encounter with Christ.

Preaching for a Change: The Holy Spirit's Power in God's Word

Explore the final message in our series on the Holy Spirit, focusing on how true life change comes not from human eloquence or persuasive words, but through the Holy Spirit making God's Word come alive in us (1 Corinthians 2:4-5). Discover why relying on God's power—and not human wisdom—is essential for comprehending spiritual truths and experiencing transformation.

Discover the Holy Spirit's primary agenda: to transform believers into the likeness of Christ by producing nine-flavored fruit in their lives. Explore the difference between the "flesh operating system" and surrendering control to the Spirit for genuine, Christ-like character growth.

Stop struggling! Discover how to move past the Christian life of "self-effort and frustration" to one that is "flowing, not forced" by embracing the Spirit's daily influence and control.

This week, we dig into Romans 8:5-14 to uncover what a truly surrendered life looks like in the daily battle between the flesh and the Spirit. Discover the principles of focusing your mind on the Spirit for life and peace, and learn your active role in "putting to death" the misdeeds of the body.

Discover the greatest gift God has given believers: the Holy Spirit, who provides all the resources needed to live in the fullness God intended. Learn to embrace the three realities from John 14—that you are never alone, the Spirit lives permanently in you, and God's Word is His ammunition—to live a confident, bold Christian life.

Discover three compelling reasons from 1 Corinthians 12 why you should desire the Holy Spirit's presence and power in your life. Learn how God uses diverse gifts not for chaos, but to produce beautiful harmony, serve the common good, and ensure you fulfill your vital part in the church body.