Peter healing a paralytic man through the Holy Spirit in Acts chapter 3 begs the question: why don't we pray for gifts of healing through the Spirit today?

Kent remeasures our church to the description of the Church in Acts 2 and 4. Caitlyn Wilkinson and Alli DeBruyn explain how there Missional Community has a tried to live into this.

Many Christians know the story of Pentecost when Peter preaches and 3000 people are added to their number that day. We often think of this as a story telling us to faithfully proclaim the Gospel and expect large number of converts to fall at our feet, but what about the reality that there were probably 1 million Jews at Pentecost and in the presence of miraculous events only 3000 were convinced? What does the story teach us then?

Kent unpacks Acts 2 in this week's sermon

Kent unpacks the early church from Acts 1:1-14

Kent finishes out the series by walking through a model of intentional formation and pointing out where Christians typically go awry.

Pastor Dante Cook gives a good word talking about having a game plan against the enemy and “Knowing your opponent”. He used various scriptures along with lots of great football analogies.

Kent continues through the Identity and Calling series by calling out desire and passion and how it falls in line with calling along with corporately encouraging members of the body that he sees are living out their calling.

Pastor Tim Landrum teaches on how we practice ourselves into our identity in Christ over our lives.

As we take a renewal Sunday this week, Kent reflects on how the reality of church has been challenged this year and what we had learned about being the body of Jesus in 2020.