Text: Acts 4:32–5:11; Exodus 36; Leviticus 25; Isaiah 55; John 17

Title: “What Can Stop a Move of God?”

When revival moves, it’s not just the world that notices—hell notices too. In this message, we explore how Spirit-filled community can be corrupted from within through pride, hypocrisy, and false appearances. We look at the radical generosity of the early church and contrast it with the deception of Ananias and Sapphira. Along the way, we trace God’s vision for generosity from Eden to the cross and ask hard questions about financial idolatry, spiritual performance, and carrying God’s name in vain. If you’ve ever wondered what can stop a move of God—this message shows you how it starts…and how to stop it from happening in you.

This week, Pastor Kevin brings a powerful message from Luke 15:1–10 that places Serve Day in the larger rhythm of our year of Gospel Hospitality. We’re reminded that hospitality isn’t a personality trait—it’s a Gospel command. As we prepare to step outside our red doors, this sermon calls us to join the search party with Jesus, who welcomes the lost and rejoices when they are found.

Through stories, scripture, and challenge, we’re invited to serve with strategy, love with intention, and remember the grace that first found us. This isn’t just about volunteering—it’s about reaching. Because every lost thing has value. And every welcome echoes the one we’ve already received in Christ.

Texts: Acts 4:18–31; Psalm 2; Isaiah 55;

This week, we find Peter and John under pressure—commanded by powerful authorities to stop speaking the name of Jesus. But instead of shrinking back, they say: “We cannot help but speak.” What gives ordinary people that kind of courage? In this message, we explore how Spirit-filled boldness isn’t about hype or personality—it’s about a life aligned with heaven. As the early church prays, the room shakes, and the Spirit fills them again. If you’ve ever faced fear, silence, or spiritual pressure, this message is for you. Boldness begins in prayer—and the world still needs your voice.

Texts: Acts 3:1–10, Acts 4:13, Isaiah 36:6

In Week 3 of our MOVE series, Pastor Kevin preaches from Acts 3:1–10, where Peter and John encounter a man stuck at the temple gate—paralyzed, overlooked, and surviving but not truly living. This message reminds us that the Gospel doesn’t begin with a sermon or a platform. It begins with a look. A reach. A movement toward brokenness.

God still moves through ordinary people who choose Spirit-led obedience—who refuse to walk past pain and instead bring the power of Jesus into everyday places.

When we reach, people rise. And when people rise, the world begins to believe again.

Texts: Acts 2:14–41; Joel 2:28–32; Psalm 16; Romans 10:13

This week, we follow Peter—the same man who once denied Jesus—now standing with boldness and clarity, proclaiming the Gospel to thousands. What changed? The Holy Spirit moved in, and Peter moved forward. In this message, we explore how Spirit-filled speech isn’t about eloquence—it’s about obedience. We see how God gives us words that cut through confusion, call people to repentance, and carry the hope of salvation. If you've ever felt unqualified to speak for God, this message is for you. The Spirit has something to say—through you.

Text: Acts 1:1–11; Acts 2:1–4; Jeremiah 31; Ezekiel 36; Joel 2; Luke 11

Pentecost isn’t the end of the story—it’s the ignition. In this opening message of our new series MOVE, Pastor Kevin Mullins invites us into the unstoppable, Spirit-filled movement that began in Acts and continues through us today. The early Church didn’t run on good intentions—they ran on power from on high.

This message explores:

• The five-act story of Scripture and where we fit in
• The promise and purpose of Pentecost power
• Why we don’t just read Acts—we live Acts
• The gift of the Holy Spirit: power, transformation, and new desire
• How to move from maintenance to mission—from fear to fire

If you’ve ever felt tired, stuck, or spiritually numb—this message is your invitation to ask, wait, open… and pray the ancient prayer: Come, Holy Spirit.

God has more.
Not for hype—but for holiness.
Not for a moment—but for mission.
Not for applause—but for power.

Are you settling for patched-up peace when Jesus is offering you something brand new? In this powerful and honest message, “Good Enough?” Pastor Jacinta Mullins unpacks Jesus’ parable of the wineskins in Luke 5:36–39 and challenges us to let go of what’s merely “sufficient” so we can step into what is truly transformative.

Sometimes we cling to old comforts, worn routines, and duct-taped solutions, calling them “good enough.” But Jesus didn’t come to repair our brokenness—He came to make us new. Through vivid metaphors, powerful scriptures like 2 Corinthians 5:17, and stories that hit close to home (including raccoons, Bugattis, and $700 shoes), this message invites you to release the familiar in order to receive the fresh outpouring of God’s grace.

💡 What are you holding onto that’s holding you back?
✋ What old wineskin is keeping you from the new wine Jesus is pouring?

This message ends with a meaningful call to communion and a beautiful reminder: Letting go isn’t loss—it’s preparation.

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What if worship isn’t just praise—it’s protest? In this message titled “Worship as Rebellion,” Pastor Kevin explores how true worship challenges the status quo of the world, confronts spiritual complacency, and declares allegiance to a greater Kingdom. When we lift our hands and raise our voices, we're not just expressing devotion—we're resisting darkness, declaring freedom, and participating in a divine uprising.

Drawing from scriptures like Luke 19:10, Luke 15, Psalm 122:1, Proverbs 27:17, Ephesians 2:10, and 1 Corinthians 12:4–7, this message will reframe how you view Sunday mornings, serving , and discovering your God-given purpose. Worship is not passive. It's powerful. And it has the potential to change your Monday as much as your Sunday.