What does it take to build a community where everyone truly feels like they belong, and no one is left feeling like an outsider?

Steve continues our series by diving into Acts 10 - a pivotal moment where God radically upends human expectations and shatters long-standing cultural barriers. Through the encounter between Peter and Cornelius, we see that the gospel isn't meant to be confined to our familiar comforts; it is a message meant for all nations. As a church, our approach is this: We will love and serve all the people God puts in front of us.

To live this out, we are challenged to move past our comfort zones and instead walk in active humility, awareness, and faith. Steve encourages us to look up, step across the room, build new bridges, and intentionally protect the beautiful, diverse unity that Jesus already won for us on the cross.

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What do we do when life doesn't go as planned, and we're left wondering if God still cares or if He can still use us?

We continue our Acts series by looking at the life of Philip—an ordinary person without a platform or a grand strategy, who simply learned to say "YES" to Jesus in every season. Whether you find yourself in a season of forming, testing, visible success, surrender, or building a legacy, this message is a powerful reminder that God's purpose for your life unfolds through daily obedience in the small things. We are challenged to move past our own limitations, stop overcomplicating our faith, and instead step into a life of quiet, radical availability to the Holy Spirit right where we are.

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What does it look like to live a life of impact when everyday pressures and unexpected trials threaten to overwhelm us?

Guest speaker Simon (Ascot Life Church) joins our Acts series to look at the powerful and sobering story of Stephen in Acts 6–7. We explore how the early church faced everyday tensions not by working harder, but by calling on ordinary people to serve with extraordinary, Holy Spirit power. Through Stephen’s life and ultimate sacrifice, we are reminded that we are all called to be God’s messengers—speaking His truth with grace and holding fast to Jesus in our own moments of suffering. Simon challenges us to move past our own limitations, step into our unique purpose, and actively depend on God’s power for our everyday lives.

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What happens when the radical beauty of the early church collides with the reality of human hypocrisy?

Christopher continues our Acts series with a powerful message titled Shock and Awe, looking at Acts 4:32–5:11. We explored how God’s grace initially united a diverse community in radical generosity—until hypocrisy threatened to corrupt it from within. Through the sobering story of Ananias and Sapphira, we are reminded that God loves His church too much to let sin compromise it. Christopher challenges us to move past performance and step into a healthy, life-giving fear of the Lord, where true freedom and integrity are found.

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