Everyone has questions and many times, they are same questions. For the most part, they follow a similar line of logic:
Is there a God? Why does God allow suffering? Can we know God’s will? What’s the point of prayer? In this series we look into the Bible for some answers to the most frequently asked questions we have been hearing.
Zaccheaus used his greatest limitation – his short stature, to breakthrough and find Jesus. Join Pastor Reggie Byrd as he helps us understand that your weakness becomes you strength when God is in it.
It was the passion of Nehemiah that led him to restore the walls and doors of Jerusalem and provide safety for his people. But how can you know what your passion is?
One of the greatest strengths of the church is that we can be unified in our diversity of backgrounds, skills, socio-economic status, gender, ethnicity and on and on the list goes. Jesus, the head of the body, bring equality to the variety of parts that make up the body. Our job is to put Jesus…
Most of the time the thing we need for breakthrough already exists inside of ourselves. We too often put other layers on, other peoples expectations, our own desires, roles that we would rather not fulfill…instead of leaning into our own identity. Join our friend, Tim Walk as he explores the story of David from the…
The outsiders from the east came to visit the newborn Jesus with gifts of great wealth. But they looked in the most unexpected places to find the king, and when they finally did, they found Jesus and never looked back.
There’s a villain in every story but what if we looked inwardly and discovered that the villain is actually within us? Join Reggie Byrd as he illustrates how there is a Herod within all of us that seeks to fulfill their own power, position and pride unless we turn ourselves over to Jesus.
Simeon and Anna were elderly people patiently waiting on the birth of the Messiah…but as they aged could they help but wonder if they were past their prime and had maybe missed their opportunity to do what they thought they were supposed to do?
Zechariah and Elizabeth had prayed for decades to have a child…perhaps by the time they were “too old” to have children they had given up on that dream. But in an instant their entire word is changed. They are given a promise, a glimmer of hope cracking through the darkness of despair.
Each person is on their own journey of progressing in the likeness of Jesus. We all take different paths to get there but the Holy Spirit guides us as we need to be guided. For the Apostle Paul, who began his Acts narrative as Saul, there was the bright light of Jesus transforming him. But…
The first conflict recorded in the early church was over a division of ethnicity, but the conflict was resolved through a division of labor.
