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Misfits: Where Do I Belong?

Announcing the Good News That All Are Welcome Here

As Luke continues his story of the first century church, he walks us through the story of God's painful refining of this fledgling movement, revealing to its members their prejudices that must be removed so that his vision of an international, multi-ethnic movement may be realized.

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Preparation for Proclamation

As God continues advancing the mission to the Gentiles through Peter, we learn along with him, two fundamental lessons. First, we all need Jesus, and second, as we proclaim the good news to not-yet-believers, they aren’t the only ones who experience God’s transforming work.

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After Darkness, Light.

The story of Saul is filled with intrigue, adventure, risk, courage, and daring. It contains the wonder of the church multiplying through this Jesus-enthralled proclaimer of the good news. But what moves him to live such a life? And more importantly, what moves the God of the universe to orchestrate the events of his life for the good of the ancient world? And what does all that have to do with us?

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In Jesus, By Jesus, and For Jesus…Right Where We Belong

In this fairly famous story of the conversion of Saul, we discover that there are actually two men in this story who very much need Jesus. And together, they learn that in Jesus, by Jesus, and for Jesus, is right where they belong. Acts 9:1-31

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Announcing the Good News That All are Welcome Here (pt. 2)

Part of the wonder of the history, the true stories, found in the Bible is experienced only by fully stepping into its pages. Once there, we learn what God was doing in the world then, and how it makes sense of our world and our living now. Join us on a journey from Jerusalem to Gaza, to discover the Good News that all are welcome in God’s kingdom.

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Announcing the Good News That All Are Welcome Here

In this first sermon of the Misfits series, Pastor Matthew simply shares the powerful story of an ordinary man announcing the kingdom of God, and King Jesus, to a people who would be the poster child for what it looks like to be an outsider. The good news? All are welcome here.

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