“When the Walls Came Down” Acts 10:9-15, 34-35

In this communion message we’ll look at how God broke down the wall between Jews and Gentiles and how the church is called to continue this ministry of breaking down walls as we are called to declare the Good News of a God who so FOR us!

"Go" Acts 9:19-31

When you’re transformed, you can’t help but catch the vision to GO! When you commit your life to Christ, you commit to a lifelong adventure to go where you’ve never been before.

After Saul’s dramatic encounter with Jesus (in Acts 9:1-19), he was transformed. Saul the persecutor became Saul the proclaimer. He caught a vision to GO and proclaim the Good News that “Jesus is the Son of God” (Acts 9:20). We’ve also been called to GO. In this message we’ll look at both what that means and the hindrances we must overcome to respond to God’s call on our lives. 

“The Barnabas Factor” Acts 9:26-31

It’s risky to love people! People will hurt you. Sometimes they can’t be trusted. We’ve all been burned by someone in the past. The idea of taking a risk on other people might not be very appealing. But sometimes that’s exactly what God has in mind for us. And sometimes, on the surface, it makes very little sense. 

Becca Lubbers YWAM

Becca Lubbers shares how God is at working transforming her relationship with him while he prepares her to continue missionary work abroad.

Chris & Kara Zinchuck YWAM

Chris and Kara Zinchuck, the directors of YWAM Virginia in Richmond and long time Evergreen Missionaries, give us an update.

Acts 9:15-16 “The Significance of Nobody”

A consistent theme in the Bible is that God chooses the least likely to do extraordinary things. He chose David, rather than his tall, strapping older brothers. He chose Saul, who was a ‘least likely’ who was ‘against’ everyone to show other seemingly insignificant people that they were in fact known and chosen by God. God has noticed each one of us and there is hope for the other ‘least likely’ people in our lives as well. 

Undeniable: What Even the Skeptics Believe

In this message we will be looking at Saul’s encounter with the Risen Jesus on the Road to Damascus. We’ll see how encountering Jesus changes our lives, giving us a new direction, mission, character and transforms our relationships. Our Faith in Jesus is based both on historical truths and personal experience with changed lives!