What if the judgement of God looks nothing like we imagined?

In Acts 2 we step into Peter’s first sermon after Pentecost—the moment the church begins to find its voice. But instead of fear, vengeance, or religious certainty, Peter announces something radically different: resurrection changes everything.

Together we explore:

- The real miracle of Pentecost
- Why not everyone recognizes new movements of God
- “Your sons and daughters will prophesy” and the expansiveness of the Spirit
- The Day of the Lord reinterpreted through Jesus
- Resurrection as God’s victory over violence and death
- Why Peter sees the cross not as divine punishment, but divine participation

This is the story of a church learning to see the world differently in the light of Christ.

Scripture: Acts 2

Commons Church — Calgary, Alberta

What do you do when the future feels uncertain, God feels quiet, and the old season is clearly over?

In Acts 1–2, the early church finds itself in that exact moment — caught between resurrection and Pentecost, between promise and fulfillment, between what was and what will be. And somehow, in the waiting, God is already moving.

This week at Commons Church, we explore how faith often begins not with certainty, but with trust in the middle of transition.

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What if the real miracle of love isn’t finding the right person—but becoming the kind of person who can stay?

In this final message of The Miraculous series, we explore the ancient story of Ruth and uncover a vision of love that goes far beyond romance. This is a story about commitment, community, and the quiet, steady work of choosing one another—again and again.

From friendships to family, from social responsibility to romantic connection, love is revealed as something we build, not something we stumble into. And maybe, just maybe, it’s this kind of love that holds everything together.

✨ If love is more than a feeling… what does it look like to practice it this week?

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Commons Church
Calgary, Alberta
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