In our post-Christian society, many have a hard time trusting Scripture because of certain appearances that it permits evil practices. In Ephesians 6, Paul approaches the subject of slavery. What is he referring to? Is he condoning it?

We all are children to someone. Many of us are also fathers, mothers, or hope to be parents one day. In Christ, we are called to love our parents and children, yet we are not defined by them alone. As God renews us, we live into a new story where genuine love, forgiveness, obedience, and worship can transform generations.

Context is critical as we see Paul unpack the revolutionary idea of 'submitting to one another out of reverence for Christ' in the context of marriage.

What do we turn to when fears, troubles, and temptations come our way? Paul gives practical instruction for living your true self by being filled in the Spirit.

There is nothing more jarring than a burst of light breaking through the dark. Their is no greater form of love than self-sacrifice. These realities are counter to the status-quo of our world. The Apostle Paul invites the Ephesians (and us) to walk in light and love in these ways. To follow Jesus beyond a world of darkness, and finding our identity in pleasing our own selfish desires. To have Christ's light shine on us and to imitate God in lovingly giving our lives that other might find life. Are you walking in light? Are you living in love?

Honesty is the bedrock of the Christian faith. Being honest with ourselves, God and others is the lifeblood of healthy relationships. Listen to this sermon to understand how this plays out.

Every human desires to be made new. This is the promise of the resurrection. Easter Sunday, 2017, we look at John 20 and the account of Jesus’ leading people into faith and lavishing them with the hope of the resurrection.

Our friend Connor Gardner shares the story of what he has learned through God's faithfulness in his relationship with his family, and his life following Jesus.