Pastor Daniel continues our series in the book of Acts with a message reminding us that God is faithful to the unfaithful.Par Pastor Daniel Teeter

Par Miles Bennett

Pastor Ethan continues our series in the book of Acts with a message about suffering and persecution as a church.Par Pastor Ethan Hedberg

Outline: 1. They revered God's word. 2. They responded as God's family. 3. They remembered God's grace. 4. They rejoiced in God's goodness. 5. They reflected God's character.Par Andy Paterson

Par Andy Paterson

Par Andy Paterson

Par Andy Paterson

Par Andy Paterson

Pastor Ethan continues our series in the book of Acts with a message about what a church on mission looks like.Par Pastor Ethan Hedberg

Jesus is the king who calls us to true worship. 1) Jesus arrives as king (v1-11) 2) Jesus. judges empty religion (v12-21) 3) Jesus urges true faith (v22-25)Par Will Zong

Pastor Ethan continues our series in the Book of Acts with a message on unity; reminding us that there is level ground at the foot of the cross.Par Pastor Ethan Hedberg

Pastor Daniel continues our series in the book of Acts with a message on how the power of the Gospel is demonstrated by carrying forward the compassion we have received.Par Pastor Daniel Teeter

Jesus shows us the way of discipleship I. Suffering (v32-34) II. Serving (v35-45) III. Sight (v46-52)Par Miles Bennett

Pastor Ethan continues our series in the Book of Acts with a message on how we proclaim the name of Jesus, welcome and support the vulnerable, and work together with other churches for Kingdom Impact.Par Pastor Ethan Hedberg

Par Will Zong

Par Miles Bennett

Our series on the book of Acts continues as Pastor Ethan looks at the story of Saul's conversion and what it looks like for us to leave behind our old selves and be transformed into our new identity in Christ.Par Pastor Ethan Hedberg

Pastor Ethan brings us back to the book of Acts with a message on our calling as a church from Acts 8:26-40.Par Pastor Ethan Hedberg

Jesus calls us to encounter his glory and ask for his help. 1) Encounter his glory 2) Asking for his helpPar Will Zong

Jesus is the suffering Messiah. 1) Come and see the sacrifice of the suffering Messiah 2) Come and follow the path of the suffering MessiahPar Will Zong

We return to our series in the book of Acts with our second First Read service. Read along with us as we go through Acts 8:25-15:35.Par Ambassador Church

Our Bridge the Gap series comes to a conclusion as Pastor Ethan talks about church hurt and how we as disciples of Jesus can come closer together rather than pulling apart when conflict arises.Par Pastor Ethan Hedberg

Jesus is the King who provides. ... but.some refuse to see it. ... and some a slow to see it.Par Will Zong

Special guest speaker Tim Culling continues our Bridge the Gap series with a message on loving our enemies.Par Tim Culling

All who come to Jesus with desperate need receive miraculous grace. I. How far does God's grace extend? (v24-30) II. How deep does God's grace descend? (v31-37)Par Miles Bennett

Par Will Zong

Landon White (Ambassador Church elder) continues our Bridge the Gap series with a message on how our practices—both sacred and secular—shape our hearts and minds.Par Landon White

1) Jesus is the bread of life 2) Jesus is the Master of Creation 3) Jesus is the HealerPar Michael Brannagan

Pastor Ethan continues our Bridge The Gap series with a message on politics and how we should engage as followers of Jesus.Par Pastor Ethan Hedberg

Boaz - the redeemer is active. Naomi - the distressed is comforted. Ruth - the outsider is accepted. David - the king is coming. Yahweh - the LORD is rulingPar Andy Paterson

Special guest speaker Tim Muehlhoff of Biola University continues our "Bridge The Gap" series with a message on conflict resolution.Par Tim Muehlhoff

Pastor Ethan kicks off our new series, Bridge The Gap, with a message on standing in the middle and building bridges.Par Pastor Ethan Hedberg

Faith requires activity Faith involves vulnerability Faith anticipates intimacy Faith operates confidently Faith receives gratefully Faith awaits expectantlyPar Andy Paterson