In this message from Acts chapters 5 and 6, Pastor Byron addresses two critical problems facing the early church: spiritual hypocrisy and resistance to change. He examines the story of Ananias and Sapphira alongside the church’s response to the Hellenistic Jews’ concerns, teaching that God’s grace sets us free to be authentic and that the work of the Holy Spirit requires our willingness to embrace transformation.

In this message from Acts chapter 4, Pastor Byron challenges believers to examine whether they have a “mild case of Christianity” or the real, contagious faith demonstrated by the early church. Using the apostles’ bold defense before the religious leaders, he provides three foundations for fearless confidence: the undeniable fact of Christ’s resurrection, security found in God, and the power of personal testimony.

In this message from Acts chapter 3, Pastor Byron shares the transformative power available to every believer through the Holy Spirit using the account of the lame man healed at the temple gate. He emphasizes three key truths: God’s timing always has a purpose, no personal struggle is beyond His transformation, and God’s miracle in your life becomes your opportunity to witness to others.

In this message introducing the “Empowered” series on the book of Acts, Pastor Byron challenges believers to stop ignoring the Holy Spirit and begin experiencing the transformative power available to every Christian. Drawing from Acts chapter 2 and the day of Pentecost, he emphasizes that the same Spirit who empowered the early church resides in every believer today and can bring new life, power, and victory when we activate His presence in our lives.