Does God's Holy Spirit guide you? Sometimes, we struggle with "am I sure He is guiding me, or are these just my own thoughts?" This Sunday, we will be looking at how God's Spirit gives guidance. Is there anything you could want more, than to know you are following where Almighty God is leading you?

Join us this Sunday for Acts 16:1-10! After being joined by Timothy, Paul and Silas were steered away twice from regions where they wanted to spread the Gospel. This might seem counterproductive but it wasn’t part of God’s plan. God then sent a vision to tell them exactly where to go. We might not see visions or hear God’s voice directly, but He will put us where He wants us. We can always rely upon the Holy Spirit and prayer for everyday guidance.

God made man in His image (Genesis 1:27) but like a clay pot, each of us are unique in his or her own way (Isaiah 64:8). With so many differences in physical stature, upbringings and minds, it’s wonderful we can be united around the eternal truth in Christ as our Lord and Savior! This week, the early church comes together to discuss a matter about Gentile believers and an outward sign Jews had been accustomed to doing. They find God always had a plan for the Gentiles too. His salvation is a heart change from the inside. 

Come and join us this week to hear about God's plan for you and your unique stature, upbringing, and mind!

The Good News of salvation through Jesus Christ is one God made to be easily understood. Despite bias, traditions and predispositions, the Gospel message speaks directly to the heart of every person who hears it. Even when not fully comprehended, we can see God doing amazing works in the lives of all people. Have you ever reflected on past victories and good times and seen God in your life? This week, Paul and Barnabas travel to Iconium and Lystra to share the work of Christ. Although the people might not know it, God has been preparing them for this encounter. Join us to hear this life changing work!

Persecution comes in many forms and degrees. Despite facing stiff opposition and those trying to undermine the Gospel, Paul and Barnabas are still able to share the Good News in Antioch with the Gentiles. Isaiah 55:11 tells us:

“so shall my word be that goes out from my mouth; it shall not return to me empty, but it shall accomplish that which I purpose, and shall succeed in the thing for which I sent it.”

Paul and Barnabas don’t always win over everyone, but God’s promise is always fulfilled when His word is shared. That promise still holds true today with us! Be bold and know that God’s word will always flourish.