Acts 28: The Heart Of It All - November 22, 2020

We made it. We're wrapping up our series in Acts with a message from Acts 28 this week. The focal point of this message is going to center around Paul appealing to people to turn towards God to be healed. The central warning in the message is to not grow complacent, or calloused, just hearing the message of grace without receiving and living the message of grace.

May we all turn towards Jesus and truly hear him today. 

COVID Update: We're most likely to be going online for the rest of this year for our Sunday services. We'll be posting the weekly messages here, but we're also going to try to do a Zoom service on Sunday mornings at 10:30AM. If you want to be a part of those, click here and email us, and we'll add you to the list.

To follow along with this week's text, click here, otherwise, it's in the video below.

Next week, we'll start our Advent series. We'll be posting an update on our COVID tab of this website about if we're officially moving to online only soon. We hope that you can join us. 

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