FBC Mayfield

Devoted to God's Word, to each other, to the table, and to prayer—the early church shared a depth of life together worth longing for. We turn to Acts 2 to ask how we grow into a church like that today.

When the Spirit fell at Pentecost, the crowd asked one question: "What does this mean?" We dig into Acts 2 to see how that day changed the world forever—sending the gospel out to every nation and bringing God's presence to dwell in his people.

What do we do while we wait? We look at how the early church waited in the upper room—and the three simple practices that form the baseline of a steady faith.

What if we're asking God the wrong questions? As we open the book of Acts, we look at how the disciples missed what was right in front of them—and how easily we can do the same.

Who are we looking for when we choose deacons? We turn to 1 Timothy 3, where the measure isn't a person's wealth or standing but their character and faithful service.

A year ago, we didn't just say goodbye to one of our pastors—we sent him. This Founder's Day, Blake Shuecraft returns to show us from Acts 13 how the gospel multiplies through sending.

We're called to proclaim the good news—but how does that actually happen? This week we look to Paul in Athens to discover how everyday conversations can become gospel conversations, right where we live, work, and gather.

Could you explain the gospel if someone asked? This week we trace the story from Creation to Christ, letting Scripture define the greatest news the world has ever heard.

What does your praise reveal about what you truly believe about God? Psalm 150 is the Bible's grand finale of praise—calling all of heaven and earth to worship the God who is worthy of it all!

What would God find if He searched the deepest corners of your heart? In Psalm 139, David encounters a God who knows everything, is everywhere, holds all power, and will one day judge everyone—and how we respond to that God, with dread or with worship, reveals everything about where we stand with Him.