Why was bringing a Gentile into the temple such a serious accusation against Paul? Explore the historical background of Acts 21 and discover how Jesus breaks down barriers, reconciles sinners, and brings us near to God.

Acts 20:35 records a saying of Jesus that isn’t found in the four Gospels: “It is more blessed to give than to receive.”

In this episode, Pastor Greg explores why this saying is trustworthy, what it teaches us about Scripture, and how Jesus’ life demonstrates the joy of giving.

In Acts 20, two simple words—“us” and “we”—give us a glimpse into the life of Luke, the beloved physician and faithful teammate.

In this episode of Pulpitless, we explore Luke’s quiet faithfulness, his role in the early church, and three lessons from his life: support roles matter, faithfulness lasts, and we should remember God’s faithfulness.

Most importantly, Luke points us to Jesus—the Great Physician who came to heal us from sin.

In Acts 19, a riot erupts in Ephesus as opposition to the gospel grows. Yet God protects His people through unexpected people and circumstances.

Join Pastor Greg as we look closer at Acts 19:21–41 and explore what this story teaches us about friendship, wise counsel, prayer, and trusting God in the middle of chaos.

What does it really mean to be called a Christian?

In this episode of Pulpitless, Pastor Greg explores the names given to followers of Jesus—from “the Way” to “Christian”—and why the name matters less than how we live it out.

Christian tells us whose we are. Christ-follower tells us how we live.

In Acts 18, Sosthenes stands against Paul and ends up publicly beaten. But years later, Paul introduces a Sosthenes as “our brother.”

Could it be the same man?

In this episode of Pulpitless, Pastor Greg explores Sosthenes’ story and what it teaches us about grace, transformation, and being careful about who we write off.

The person you least expect might be the person Jesus is saving.