Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Leviticus 26:11-13

Pastor Jeff Manion reveals how the furniture of the tabernacle helps us understand God. Through this conversation, we see God’s desire to be present with people. We are challenged to find our place at God’s table, move from darkness to light and welcome God’s dwelling with us.

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Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Exodus 25:8-9, Exodus 29:45-46

Pastor Jeff Manion discusses God’s instructions to build the tabernacle. Through this conversation, we see the incredible link between the tabernacle and the garden of Eden. We are challenged that God loves people so much that he chooses to dwell among us.

Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Ephesians 1:3-14

Pastor Aaron Buer shares about the spiritual blessings given through Jesus. Through this conversation, we see that those who follow Jesus have been adopted, redeemed and sealed. We are challenged to live out of our new identity in Christ instead of basing our identity on our actions.

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Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 1:2-3

Pastor Jeff Manion unpacks what Paul is grateful for in the lives of the Thessalonian believers. Through this conversation, we see following Jesus is evidenced by a faith that works, a love that labors and a hope that endures. We are challenged to both be grateful for those people in our lives who display these attributes and to work toward displaying them in our own lives.

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Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Psalm 104:13-15

Pastor Jeff Manion introduces our new sermon series, strong26 DAYS OF GRATITUDE/strong. Through this conversation, we see that God has given us many things to be grateful for, including food. We are challenged to develop the habit of gratitude as a way to regularly turn our hearts toward God.

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Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Acts 19:23-41

Pastor Jeff Manion discusses the effect of the gospel on Ephesus, including a riot. Through this conversation, we see the gospel should make a difference in our lives. We are challenged to choose God over the counterfeit gods of our culture so our ripple effect will make a difference in the world around us.

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Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Acts 19:9, 20:20, 20:34

Pastor Jeff Manion discusses Paul’s daily grind in Ephesus. Through this conversation, we see three reasons we can miss God’s calling on our lives. We are challenged to live faithful lives even when it might seem too boring, too common or too small.

Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Acts 19:11-20

Pastor Aaron Buer discusses a unique story, with many characters, but God as the main character. Through this conversation, we see that God desires to be known. We are challenged to put God at the center of our lives and honor him.

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Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Acts 19:8-10

Pastor Aaron Buer discusses the spiritual breakthrough in first-century Ephesus. Through this conversation, we see three ways we can partner with God for spiritual breakthrough in our lives. We are challenged to have a plan, have the right attitude and endure faithfully.

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Speaker: Jeff Manion and Aaron Buer Scripture: Acts 19:1-7

Pastor Jeff Manion discusses the power behind Paul’s work in Ephesus. Through this conversation, we see God working through the power of the Holy Spirit. We are challenged to rely on the Holy Spirit to love and to serve those around us.