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When a complaint arises in the early church, it prompts the Apostles to consider their role as church leaders. What should they do? What shouldn't they do? How should they deal with problems? Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Acts 6:1-7

Missionary Pastor Joel Meyer shares about the work of Jesus in Belize City, Belize, and teaches on Romans 10:14-15 .

Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches part one of the doctrine of the Kingdom of God; an often misunderstood doctrine of scripture.

Blaine Jensen teaches on Spiritual Maturity from 2 Peter 1:3-11

It is all too easy to fall into the practice of deceit that is so prevalent today in our culture. We can actually find ourselves believing the lies we pass as truth to others. Even worse, we will deny the plain truth to our creator. We see this very thing in Acts 4 and 5 as Annanias and Saphira lie, not only to men, but much worse, they lie to God. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Acts 4:32- 5:12

A proper theology of the church is vital to the health of a church, and to the individuals who make up that church. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on "The Church" part 2.

In Acts 4, we find some of the disciples being brought before a council because of the healing of a crippled man and told not to preach Jesus as Savior anymore. Their response is to say, "Whether it seems right for you to obey God or to obey man is up to you, but we're going to obey God." Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Acts 4:1-30

Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Ecclesiology, or, the Doctrine of the Church. This is part 1 of 2 on the Church. A Biblical understanding of the Church is vital to having a healthy church, and healthy Christians.

In the Christian life, it is often quite easy to allow ourselves to believe we exist to be served, rather than to be servants of Christ. This shouldn't be. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Acts 2:47 - chapter 3, and emphasizes the importance of being useful for the ministry of Christ.

In Acts 2:44-46, we see the incredible heart change in the people who were being saved since the day of Pentecost. They were steadfast, patient, loving, giving, and growing, and all because of the work of Salvation and the power of the Spirit of God.

In week 7 we examine the doctrine of Salvation, and seek to answer questions pertaining to what it is, how it's accomplished, and who is responsible for it. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches.

Acts 2:42 sums up the practices of the early church quite well. "And they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers." While it may seem simple, it is this simplicity that led to much of the growth of the early church, both in size and maturity. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Acts 2

What is sin? In week six of our doctrine series, Pastor Rory Rodgers tackles that question with a look at the fundamental doctrine of sin. What is it? Where does it come from? What can be done about it?

Upon hearing the truth of the gospel explained to them, those present in Jerusalem on the Day of Pentecost were cut straight to the heart. They cried out, "What then shall we do?" When you are truly hit with the power of the gospel, it should initially elicit a response that says, "Oh no! What can I do to be saved?!" Then the hope of the truth of what Jesus has done to save us can be fully preached, and true conviction, repentance, and salvation will be received.

Pastor Rory preaches on the Resurrection of Jesus, and the events that followed in Luke 24.

Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Luke 23:24-45, which details the crucifixion of Jesus.

Elder Frank Sanchez teaches on Galatians 5:1-5, where the Apostle Paul urges the Galatian believers not to be burdened again by a yoke of slavery to legalism and sin, but rather, to live in the freedom for which Christ set us free.

Elder and Youth Pastor, Chad Carpenter, teaches on Titus 3.

Pastor Rory Rodgers continues our study through the book of Luke, as we look at the final days of Jesus before the crucifixion in 22:54 - 23:25

Pastor Rory Rodgers continues our study through 2 Kings with chapters 18-20