Ephesians 4v1

We’re about to turn the page on a new year and new decade. Ephesians 4v1 turns the conversation from what God has done to how we are called to respond. Will we walk worthy of God’s calling on our lives?

Taught By Jose Zayas

Matthew 1v1, 28v18-20

To know what any author is trying to tell us we look at the beginning and end; the first and last chapters. Christmas is about more than Jesus’ arrival. Read the end and we see the full picture of what Jesus' birth and life are all about.

Taught By Jose Zayas

Matthew 2v13-23

Jesus escapes to Egypt and eventually settles in Nazareth. Why the geography? It’s not random. Something is happening uniquely in Jesus that prepares Him to save the world.

Taught By Jose Zayas

Matthew 2v1-12

Matthew reminds us that the advent of Jesus is about two kings, two groups, and two very different responses. Sometimes the least likely are the most likely to respond well.

Taught By Jose Zayas

Matthew 1v18-25

Last week we saw that God works from generation to generation and that Jesus completes what God began in King David and Abraham. Today we’re in awe of how God does this. Not from the top down. Jesus is born. God comes to us as a child.

Taught By Jose Zayas

Matthew 1v1-17

Matthew begins his Gospel with a genealogy of Jesus. Why the family tree? What are we supposed to see and what surprises are in store?

Taught By Jose Zayas

Ephesians 3v14-21

We are praying for more. More of God’s love. More of God’s power.

Taught By Jose Zayas

Ephesians 3v7-13

God’s grace isn’t limited to the gift of God’s salvation, it's also the gift to love and serve others. And when we come together as the Church to do that, we’re taking part in the revealing of God’s glory.

Taught By Ryan Doucet

Ephesians 3v1-6

There’s a “mystery,” once hidden, that God’s now brought into light. Understanding mystery and revelation helps shape how God wants to lead and grow us today.

Taught By Jose Zayas