The latest on 'Life at Metro'

I have heard from many dear members of Metro about the message, "When Neglect and the Gospel Intersect." Wow,

We have been hearing a lot in these early chapters of Acts about the boldness of the early church. So far we have seen it primarily through the Apostles,

I read Acts 4:32-5:11 again this morning. I was stirred again by the life the early church was enjoying, all because of Jesus!

I'm guessing a blog on earwax removal was not what you were expecting.

I'm still thinking about that key word in the passage from Acts 2:42-47...devoted. There really is no replacement for the time and intentionality that it takes to build a community that is devoted to one another.

On Sunday, guest speaker Jim Donahue preached from Luke 15:1-7. This is the parable that Jesus told concerning the lost sheep. He told it to show what kind of heart he has for the lost.

This past Sunday we studied Acts 2:1-41 together. What a passage! How kind of God to not leave us as orphans, to send the Holy Spirit so that now, everyday, Jesus is with us!

If you were at our Family Meeting last week, then you got to hear Greg and Espy Travassos share a bit about themselves.

Last week in our Alive meeting and this past Sunday in our first message in our Acts series we have been talking about thirst. In his book, "Ten Questions to Diagnose Your Spiritual Health," Donald Whitney begins the book with a chapter on thirst. May the following excerpt encourage your thirst today!

I don't know about you, but hearing the account by Dwight L. Moody of what happened in his heart as he devoted himself to studying love really encouraged me to devote myself to the same study.