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What if the greatest hindrance to your spiritual life is not your sin, failure, or lack of devotion, but your difficulty receiving how deeply God loves you? In Acts 7, Stephen retells Israel’s story as a story of God pursuing people who repeatedly fail to recognize his goodness. The invitation is not to try harder to earn God’s love, but to open our hands and learn to live loved.

What do you do when God’s plan for your life doesn’t make sense? Through Stephen’s story in Acts 6, we explore how trusting God’s goodness can free us from needing to know what comes next, so we can stay present and live fully on roads we never would have chosen.

What does the Bible actually say about money, desire, and greed? In this sermon from Acts 5, we look at Ananias and Sapphira and explore how Christians can pursue money without sacrificing trust, relationships, or spiritual health. The problem isn’t simply wanting more. It’s what we’re willing to trade to get it.

What happens when we stop making final judgments about lives God is still working on? In this sermon from Acts 4, we explore the freedom that comes from releasing self-judgment, letting go of fear, and refusing to define ourselves by unfinished circumstances. You do not have to know how the story ends to trust that God is still at work.

Justin Gingrich explores Acts 3 and the ways fear, disappointment, and familiar patterns can make it hard to receive the goodness of God.

Justin Gingrich opens Unhindered with Acts 2, exploring how the Holy Spirit leads people beyond fear and control into trust, friendship, and belonging.