We've all been in seasons where we're waiting. Perhaps we waited poorly or maybe we waited well. But have you ever considered that you might be needlessly waiting in some area of your life? Journey with us through Advent as we look at Luke 3, John the Baptist, and a few key moments from the Old Testament.

A familiar passage that at first look, seems bleak — but it paints a picture of our suffering Savior that we can rejoice over!

We see (in Acts 7) a superb summary of God's faithfulness in the Old Testament given by Stephen in his sermon. Learn with us how our story in Christ starts all the way back with Abraham.

The consistent and divine plan is revealed to us in both the Old Testament and New Testament. Journey with us as we discuss how often the Old Testament plays a pivotal role in the book of Acts, specifically.

This is a teaching clip about 'supernatural suspicion' — and in it, Pastor Brenda talks about her recent experience in Istanbul as well as how the supernatural becomes a conversation in the Psalms as well as in Acts 2-4.

What can Acts 3 show us about supernatural good? And what about common grace, angels, and the gifts of the Holy Spirit? We'll briefly look at all the ways that God's goodness shows up in Scripture and in our own stories.

What does the Bible say about the supernatural realities of evil? Join us as we discover how the early church (and first disciples!) navigated the world of the unseen.

He's an author, a physician, and a well-known name in the Bible — but do we really know him? Pastor Brenda discusses the Gospel of Luke and the person of Luke as we seek to be formed in the character of Christ.

An often overlooked character with an unforgettable story. Her name? Tabitha (Dorcas). As we learn from Acts 9:36-42, we'll all be challenged to live a life that leaves a lasting legacy.

He's had an undeniable impact and his testimony is unforgettable. His name is Paul, but you may recall he also had other name: Saul. Join us as we discuss another character as we continue to journey through Acts — and also hear how God works mightily in modern times as well.

Women have been leading in the church since the days of the New Testament. Take a listen as we do a deep dive into the stories of Lydia and Priscilla. You'll walk away with some key takeaways to help you lead and love well.

He was given a new name and despite moments of failure, his impact is undeniable. Yet, the lessons of his life can guide us today to be empowered for mission by the Holy Spirit in our own new identities.

Both Pastor Brenda and Pastor Blane, in the spirit of Acts 14:27, share updates from their recent travels and what the Lord has been teaching them in their personal lives.

Your lack does not determine your capacity - we are able to give what God has given to us.

Today's topics focus on diverse socioeconomic groups within the church, and diversity engaged through multiple backgrounds and beliefs.

Today's look at the Church's Spirit-led diversity focuses on multiple generations, and diverse races and ethnicities.

If church is something you "do for God" - we need to talk.

What can twelve men in Ephesus from Acts 19 teach us about remaining open before the Lord? Pastor Blane discusses the Holy Spirit, the gifts of the Spirit, and the role of trust as we seek to truly taste the goodness of God in each new season.

Before we get into the gifts of the Holy Spirit, we're invited to see the Holy Spirit as gift Himself. Listen in as Pastor Brenda teaches from the heart, as we look at various New Testament passages to see how the early church responded in receptive faith to the often forgotten third person of the Trinity.

An in-depth teaching on the ways in which the Holy Spirit engaged with the the early Church.