As we wrap up our series on celebration, we recount the wonderful deeds of God by sharing the story and images of our church's first decade of existence. As we see that God hears us and blesses us, we ask how we should be expectantly praying and laboring in the next decade.

We cast the vision of God is taking us in the next generation of our church, and discuss how we want to view success more through the lens of our sending capacity than our seating capacity.

We look at God give a miracle, not primarily because Peter was good, or the church was good, but because God is good.

We explore and understand the work of Miracles through Peter's interactions with Aeneas and Tabitha.

We look at a rarely-preached passage in Acts that shows us two surprising qualities in the life of Paul and the early church that prepared the soil for the fruit of revival.

We see how God, in his kindness, pursues and then uses some of the most unlikely converts for gospel advancement.

We look at how God's power and presence are surprisingly wedded together in God's personal pursuit of an unlikely man.

We look at the gospel's encounter with a magician named Simon, and see how the difference between finding God beautiful as opposed to useful makes all the difference in the world.

A massive persecution in the church leads to a missional movement of the church.

We look at the first martyrdom in the history of the church, and see how Acts is a book that helps us make sense of the nuances and complexities of suffering in the human experience.

We look at the installation of deacons in the life of the early church, and how this radically different gospel community was called to have a radically different expression of leadership

We look at the rising opposition to the early church movement, and get a glimpse into their perseverance that helps us not only start well, but finish well, in our faith.

We see how miraculous signs, wonders, and healing brought multitudes of men and women into restored relationship with God.