As we have journeyed with Paul we have seen the gospel under attack from those who are outside the church. This Sunday, the focus shifts from outside persecution to inward conflict. At the heart of the struggle is grace.

There were believers in the 1st century who struggled to understand and accept grace. We face the same struggle. The events of Acts 15 will teach, encourage, and convict us and we'll see the wonder of God's grace.

I would encourage you to prepare for worship this Sunday by reading through our text: Acts 15:1-11.

Coffee is ready at 9:45 and our service begins at 10:15.

You can join our live stream here: https://faithlife.com/collegeparkwinchester/livestream

In a tired and hurting world, we all feel the need to be refreshed. Join us tomorrow as we are encouraged by the gospel!

We're going to finish up Acts 14 and see how Paul and Barnabas complete their missionary journey. In the account of their travels, we're also going to see how the gospel truly makes a difference in our lives.

Coffee is ready at 9:45 and our service begins at 10:15!

You can join our live stream here: https://faithlife.com/collegeparkwinchester/livestream

Have you have had a plan fall apart? This week we join Paul and Barnabas in Lystra. Their plans fall apart and we see how God does something remarkable and wonderful in the midst of it all.

Coffee is ready at 9:45 and our service begins at 10:15!

You can join our live stream here: https://faithlife.com/collegeparkwinchester/livestream

My favorite quote in High School history class was from Henry Ford. He said, “It means nothing to me. History is more or less bunk. It's tradition. We don't want tradition.” This was something I repeated often, much to the annoyance of my teacher. 

While we may find the sentiment in Henry Ford’s quote amusing and relatable, it’s also incorrect. History has great value in helping us understand the present and preparing us for what we face in the future. 

Over the next several weeks, on Wednesday evenings we’re going to be traveling through the history of the church. It’s important, not just for expanding our knowledge, but teaching, encouraging, and warning us. 

As we begin this week we’re going to pick up where the New Testament ends. We’ll learn about what happens to the Apostles. We’ll see how the church grows and deals with intense opposition and persecution. We will learn about the reliability of Scripture. We’ll be encouraged by how God is at work! 

Bible Study begins at 7:00 pm and we meet upstairs at the church!