Pastor Kevin Kligmann from the Philippine Adventure teaches a message of encouragement based on 2 Chronicles 7:14 that is applicable to all nations. He emphasizes that no worldly ruler can save us, but that true deliverance, both for ourselves personally and for our countries, comes only when the church seeks after God.

Pastor Ira Popper continues our study through the book of Ephesians, teaching about our calling and how we can live according to that calling as one body united behind one God.

Pastor Jodi Van Rhee continues our series in Ephesians, teaching about the power of prayer. It gives us strong roots, helps us experience the love of Christ, and through it God is able to do more than we can imagine.

Pastor Ira Popper continues our series through Ephesians, teaching about the mystery of God that has been revealed - the mystery that through Christ all people now have the ability to be co-heirs with Christ of God's glory.

Pastor Chase Duncan continues our series through Ephesians, asking what we are reflecting and contrasting what we see in ourselves with what God sees when He looks at us.

Pastor Jodi Van Rhee continues our series through the book of Ephesians, teaching that God gives us mercy for life—we were dead because of sin but He has given us life. This new life gives us a different vantage point, and we are now Kingdom masterpieces.

Pastor Ira Popper continues our series through Ephesians, teaching that sin is evil that causes death, that we are called to follow our new leader, and that if we reject God we are in big trouble, so we need to surrender to Him.

Pastor Jodi Van Rhee continues our series on Ephesians, talking about the prayer for all believers in Ephesians 1:15-23. She focuses on the light, the greatness of God's power, and the church's authority.

Pastor Jodi Van Rhee teaches through Ephesians 1:9-14, talking about God's plan, His inheritance, His gospel, and His spirit.

Pastor Jodi Van Rhee teaches through Ephesians 1:3-14 and talks about the ridiculous gifts God has given us and what our response to them should be.