Connection Point Podcast

What happens when life throws us into the middle of a storm we never saw coming? In Acts 27, we find Paul on a ship bound for Rome, navigating one of the most treacherous stretches of sea in the ancient world during the...

What does it look like to make Jesus the main event of our lives rather than ourselves? In this exploration of Acts 25, we follow Paul as he stands before governors, kings, and the machinery of the Roman Empire...

What does it really mean to follow Jesus, and are we actually doing it? In this message drawn from Acts 24, we are invited to examine ourselves honestly through the lens of a courtroom scene in ancient Caesarea. The...

The same God who stood near Paul stands near you. Nothing — no scheme, no opposition, no obstacle — can stop His plan for your life when you place yourself in His hands. God has a calling for each of us. The question is...

What does it really mean to follow Jesus in the world we actually live in? Acts 22 pulls us into one of the most dramatic moments in Paul's life -- standing before a hostile crowd in Jerusalem, in chains, giving his...

Acts 21 challenges us to reconsider what it means to be led by the Holy Spirit. We discover that Paul's journey to Jerusalem wasn't about avoiding hardship but about facing it with divine preparation. The Spirit didn't...

Acts 20 takes us on a journey with Paul as he transitions from evangelist to encourager, reminding us that following Jesus is never meant to be a solitary endeavor. We discover Paul surrounded by companions from every...

Acts 18-19 reveals the unstoppable movement of the gospel through ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit. We witness Paul's travels from Athens to Corinth to Ephesus, but the real story isn't about geography or...

In Acts 17 we continue to witness the unstoppable nature of the gospel as it spreads through hostile territory. We see Paul facing mob violence, envious religious leaders, and skeptical philosophers, yet the message of...

Acts 16 continues with Paul's journey, challenging our understanding of what it means to follow Jesus into unknown territory. We encounter Timothy's radical decision to be circumcised—not for salvation, but to remove...

When certain believers insisted that Gentile converts must be circumcised and follow Jewish law, they were essentially adding requirements to grace. The Council of Jerusalem's response is revolutionary in its simplicity...

In Acts 14 we read of Paul and Barnabas's first missionary journey through Iconium, Lystra, and Derbe—cities in the territory of Galatia. We witness the apostles facing life-threatening persecution yet refusing to let...

Paul and Barnabas are set apart by the Holy Spirit through fasting and prayer, and sent by their church to take the Gospel to new places. The confrontation with Elymas the sorcerer in Acts 13 demonstrates how spiritual...

No prison, no persecution, and no political power can stop what God intends to accomplish. We witness the martyrdom of James, one of Jesus' closest disciples, followed immediately by Peter's miraculous prison escape—all...

What happens when persecution meets the power of the Holy Spirit? In Acts 11:19-30, we discover something remarkable: the early church didn't break under intense suffering—it multiplied. Beginning with Stephen's...