A Leaders Legacy
In this powerful message from Acts 20, Pastor Tim Dunn reveals what separates worldly leadership from kingdom leadership. As Paul prepares to leave the Ephesian elders, he shares his final words on what it means to faithfully lead others. This sermon challenges every believer to embrace two life-changing leadership values: others over me and finishes over starts. Whether you’re leading in your home, workplace, church, or community, discover how God uses humble, faithful leaders to make an eternal impact.
the Confronting Kingdom
What really shapes a city?
Buildings, businesses, politics, and culture may be what we see, but beneath every city is an invisible architecture made up of what people worship, trust, and ultimately live for.
In Acts 19, Paul arrives in Ephesus, one of the most influential cities in the Roman Empire. It was a center of commerce, emperor worship, the occult, and the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Rather than attacking the culture head-on, Paul faithfully preached Jesus, made disciples, and taught people to live under the lordship of Christ.
The result? Hearts changed. Idols fell. Culture shifted.
In this message, we’ll explore:
• Why worship always shapes culture
• The spiritual battle taking place beneath the surface
• The danger of wanting the power of Jesus without surrendering to His lordship
• What the burning of the magic books teaches us about repentance
• How the gospel still confronts the idols of money, security, power, and identity today
The question Acts 19 leaves us with isn’t simply, “Do you believe in Jesus?”
It’s this:
Who is actually sitting on the throne of your life?
If Jesus truly is King, He doesn’t become another priority. He becomes the One who reshapes every part of life.
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Faithfulness in the Fire
In this encouraging message from Acts 18, Pastor Brandon Smith reveals that God is not looking for perfect people—He’s looking for faithful people. Through the examples of Paul, Aquila and Priscilla, and Apollos, this sermon explores how believers can remain faithful through opposition, ordinary seasons, and times of growth. If you’re walking through hardship, feeling overlooked, or wondering if your faith is making a difference, this message will remind you that faithfulness is what God honors.
Engaging with Worldviews
In this powerful message from Acts 17, Pastor Tim Dunn explores how Christians can faithfully engage a culture filled with competing worldviews, political divisions, and spiritual confusion. Looking at Paul’s ministry in Thessalonica, this sermon challenges believers to move beyond private faith and learn how to share the gospel in a world desperately searching for truth, hope, and purpose. If you’ve ever wondered how to talk about Jesus in today’s culture, this message is for you.
Faith That Shakes the Earth
In this powerful message from Acts 16, Pastor Tim Dunn explores the founding of the church in Philippi and reveals a life-changing truth: the gospel is far bigger, deeper, and more transformative than most people realize. Through the stories of Lydia, a wealthy businesswoman, a demon-oppressed slave girl, and a desperate Roman jailer, this sermon demonstrates how Jesus meets people from every background, every struggle, and every walk of life. Whether you’re spiritually curious, battling addiction, wrestling with purpose, or searching for hope, this message shows that the gospel is for you.
Following God at a Crossroad
In this powerful message from Acts 15:36–16:10, Dr. Dan Reinhardt explores one of the greatest challenges every believer faces: knowing when to press forward, when to pivot, and how to hear God’s voice at life’s crossroads. Through the stories of John Mark, Timothy, Paul, and David, this sermon reveals that clarity comes when we surrender ourselves completely to Christ. If you’re facing a difficult decision about your future, career, marriage, family, ministry, or faith journey, this message will help you discover how God guides those who seek Him.
The Gospel of Grace
In this powerful message from Acts 15, Pastor Jeremy Schell explores one of the most important questions in Christianity: What actually saves us? Through the story of the Jerusalem Council, the early church wrestles with whether salvation comes through religious works or through the grace of Jesus Christ alone. Using the remarkable story of John Newton, the former slave ship captain who wrote Amazing Grace, Pastor Jeremy reveals how God’s grace transforms lives, removes shame, and unites people under the gospel.
Perserverance & Discernment
In this powerful message, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks how spiritual attacks often show up through distraction, isolation, fear, and discouragement. Through biblical teaching and practical application, this sermon reveals how the enemy works to keep believers disconnected from God’s purpose—and how prayer, community, and obedience become the key to spiritual victory. If you’ve been feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, distant from God, or stuck in cycles you can’t break, this message will encourage and challenge you.
Sent by the Spirit
In this powerful message from Acts 13, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks the biblical connection between consecration, surrender, spiritual clarity, and God’s calling on your life. If you’ve been praying for direction, purpose, breakthrough, or answers from God, this sermon challenges believers to stop asking for clarity without first giving God full control. Through the stories of Paul, Barnabas, and the early church, Pastor Tim reveals how worship, prayer, fasting, and obedience position us for God’s mission and movement.
Prayer and Miracles
In this powerful message from Acts 12, Pastor Tim Dunn explores how God still works through imperfect people, uncertain prayers, and impossible situations. If you’ve been struggling with doubt, unanswered prayer, fear, anxiety, marriage issues, or hopeless circumstances, this sermon will remind you that God is still moving—even when you can’t see it.