Who Does This Belong To?: All In?

November 8, 2026

Scripture: Acts 4:32-5:6

Today we enter into a shorter series to help us think about what God is doing in our lives with the blessings we are given. We will be asking the question, “Who does this belong to?” over the next few weeks to see what scripture invites us into as we think about our material possessions, our relationships, and even the Church. As we start in this effort we will dive into a challenging passage from the book of Acts. May we know the power of Christ working deep in our lives as we worship today.

Acting Up: Jail Break

November 1, 2026

Scripture: Acts 2:1-11

One of the interesting things we see about the faith of the young Church in Acts is that just because they are passionately faithful in following Jesus does not mean that everything is easy. God’s blessing does not equal a life of ease, actually faithfulness will likely move us to places of greater difficulty. We see Peter continuing in faithfulness and how that lands him in jail yet again. Acts 2:1-11 tells us of what happens when we trust God to have our back, and friends who pray for us.

Acting Up: People First

October 25, 2026

Scripture: Acts 10:9-23

Scripture is an important way that God communicates with us and invites us to understand what is expected for a faithful life. It is so easy to let the guidance of scripture become a list of rules. In our scripture from Acts 10:9-23 it is clear that Peter knew the rules and what faithfulness looked like. It becomes clear by the power of the Holy Spirit that Peter needed a fresh understanding of what is most important for God. He saw that Jesus was inviting him into putting people first over the rules of law. The results of Peter’s response changed lives and the direction of the Church. What lesson will God have for us from this story?

Acting Up: Faithful Scattered

October 18, 2026

Scripture: Acts 7:54-8:8

We see a tragic event in the book of Acts today. The death of Stephen resulted in so much more than sad friends from within a movement. The act of violence that stole his life emboldened those who would persecute the early Jesus followers, and became much more aggressive in their tactics. This difficulty sent many away from Jerusalem, either to return home or just to escape being a target. The result is God used this tragedy to spread the good news of Jesus to places it had not been taken before. That news and the growth of the Church into all the world was shared because of those who left Jerusalem after Stephen’s murder. Acts 7:54-8:8 will help guide our hearts in worship today.

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