The book of Acts tells the story of what God did through His people after Jesus returned to heaven. From a small group of believers in Jerusalem to the gospel reaching the heart of the Roman world, Acts shows the risen Christ continuing His work through the power of the Holy Spirit. Along the way, we see the gospel advance, the church grow, believers face opposition, and God sovereignly accomplish His purposes. But Acts is more than a record of the early church - it reminds us that Jesus is still building His church, the gospel is still advancing, and His people are still called to bear witness to Him.

Join us as we study the book of Acts together, opening God’s Word for ourselves and discovering what it teaches us about Christ, His church, His mission, and what it means for us to faithfully follow Him today.

This summer we journeyed through Genesis 12–36 in a series called,
“The Promise-Keeping God: Faithful Through Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.”

In these chapters, we saw God make incredible promises that seemed impossible from a human perspective. Yet generation after generation—through Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—we discovered that God never forgets, never fails, and never breaks His Word.  The same God who kept His promises then is the One we can trust today.