Pastor Ritch teaches through Acts 2: 42-47 with the focus of the early church on six things that are good elements to determine the health of any church still today.

Pastor Ritch teaches through Acts 2:14-41 (part 2) with the idea in mind that for anyone to have their lives changed by Jesus, they must first be “cut to the heart” by the message of the Gospel, but anyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved!

Pastor Ritch teaches through Acts 2:14-41 and how every one of God's people will have the Holy Spirit and that will lead to supernatural experiences with God. Every one who calls upon the name of the Lord will be saved.

Pastor Robert Marshall presented great reminders as to the purpose of the church with a focus in Ephesians 3.

Pain has the ability to impact us more than almost anything else we will experience. When we are under duress…we are especially vulnerable to the enemies attacks. This series is to help us think rightly about pain suffering —of various kinds—so that when we inevitably face it, we will survive with our faith in tact.

Pain has the ability to impact us more than almost anything else we will experience. When we are under duress…we are especially vulnerable to the enemies attacks. This series is to help us think rightly about pain suffering —of various kinds—so that when we inevitably face it, we will survive with our faith in tact.

Pain has the ability to impact us more than almost anything else we will experience. When we are under duress…we are especially vulnerable to the enemies attacks. This series is to help us think rightly about pain suffering —of various kinds—so that when we inevitably face it, we will survive with our faith in tact.

In John 19:1–11, Jesus stands beaten and accused before Pilate, revealing a kingdom not built on force, fear, or politics—but on truth and divine authority. This passage shows that even in apparent defeat, Christ remains fully in control, exposing human injustice while pointing to God’s sovereign plan behind the cross.

This sermon traces the theme of the shedding of innocent blood from the earliest pages of Scripture to today, showing how God consistently sees, judges, and speaks about the taking of innocent life. It calls believers to face the issue of abortion with biblical clarity, deep compassion, and gospel hope — holding together truth, repentance, forgiveness, and the call to protect the vulnerable.

Peter didn’t plan to deny Jesus. He had faithfully followed Jesus for three years. In fact, just a few hours earlier…he had doubled down on his resolve to give his life for Jesus! So WHAT HAPPENED?!

How should Christians think about the nation of Israel today?