Christ Community Chapel

As we continue our Room for More series, Pastor Joe explores Acts 11:19–26, where the early church begins to multiply in Antioch as ordinary people share the good news of Jesus and lives are transformed by grace. Through their example, we see how God brings people from different backgrounds together through Christ and uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things. The church is meant to be more than a place for people like us; it's a movement that brings more people to Jesus and changes the world.

As we continue our Room for More series, Pastor Joe explores the story of Saul’s conversion in Acts 9, revealing how Jesus doesn’t just make our lives better, but transforms us into new people. God changes our understanding of who he is and repurposes our unique gifts, passions, and experiences for his glory. No one is beyond the reach of his transforming power, and he can use every part of who we are for his purposes.

As we continue our Room for More series, Pastor Zach explores the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8, revealing a God who passionately pursues people who seem far beyond reach. Our hope for the people we love isn’t based on how likely they are to believe, but on the power and love of a God who saves. If God can reach us, no one is beyond his reach.

As we continue our Room for More series, Pastor Mike explores Stephen’s courageous defense of the truth in Acts 7 and the cost of following Jesus faithfully. Through Stephen’s story, we see how spiritual confusion can keep people from recognizing the truth about God and why the church must have the courage to share both the bad news of our sin and the good news of God’s grace. Even when faithfulness seems fruitless, God can use our obedience in ways we may never see. If we want to make room for more, our courage cannot be any less.

As we continue our Room for More series, Pastor Joe explores the disturbing story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5 and what it reveals about the nature of the church. Through the danger of God's presence, the danger of pretending, and the safety of surrender, we’re reminded that God calls us to approach him on his terms and come before him as our real selves. Because of Jesus, we don’t have to pretend or hide our weaknesses, failures, or struggles. Instead, we can surrender to him and experience the transforming power of his grace.