Ephesians 6 with Joshua Lewis

In this weeks sermon we take a look at Pauls instruction both to children and to parents about how to interact with one another. Lovingly disciplining our children and presenting them with the gospel has to be at the forefront of our parenting and our families.

Ephesians 5:15–33 with Joshua Lewis

Paul writes that to live a life worthy of our calling, we must be filled with the Spirit. In marriage, this filling shows up not in control or power, but in submission and sacrifice. Wives are called to yield in trust, and husbands are called to love as Christ loved the Church—by giving up their very lives. This is not about domination, but about embodying the cruciform love of Jesus.

Ephesians 4:17–5:20 with Joshua Lewis

The gospel declares that salvation is by grace alone, not by works—yet Paul reminds us that grace always leads somewhere. “You were taught…to put off your old self…and to put on the new self, created to be like God” (Eph. 4:22–24). To follow Jesus is to change: falsehood becomes truth, bitterness turns to forgiveness, darkness gives way to light.

Ephesians 4 with Sarah Lewis

Paul calls us to live a life in a manner that is worthy of our calling, with all gentleness and humility. This week we talk about what that looks like in today's cultural climate and hear examples of this lived out within our church body.

Ephesians 2v11–22 with Josh Lewis

In a world constantly divided—by politics, race, religion, or wounds closer to home—Ephesians 2 tells a better story. Paul writes that Jesus himself is our peace, tearing down walls of hostility and making one new humanity. This week, we hear a powerful true story from a remote tribe in Papua New Guinea and remember that the Gospel doesn’t just forgive sinners—it reconciles enemies and builds a new family.

Ephesians 2:1–10 with Joshua Lewis

Our culture is obsessed with self-definition—one mistake and you’re ruined, one success and you’re untouchable. But what if your identity isn’t something you create, but something you receive? In this teaching, we explore Paul’s vision of the human story: dead in sin, made alive by grace, and called into purpose. God’s mercy is stronger than your worst failure, and his grace is greater than your best day.

Ephesians 1:15–23 with Joshua Lewis

What does it mean to actually know God—not just believe in him, but encounter him? Paul prays for eyes to see the hope, worth, and power that come with knowing Jesus. Because once you’ve experienced it, everything changes.

Ephesians 1:3–14 with Joshua Lewis

In a world full of rejection and fractured relationships, we long to be chosen, known, and loved. In this sweeping passage, Paul erupts into praise over the breathtaking truth that, in Christ, we are chosen, predestined, and included in God's family. This is more than theology—it’s the answer to our deepest ache: the desire to belong.

In this opening teaching from our Ephesians series, Joshua Lewis explores the deep identity crisis of our cultural moment and the biblical invitation to become who you truly are. Through the story of Paul and the first-century church in Ephesus, we’re reminded that no story is too far gone for God to rewrite. This letter isn’t just theology—it’s an invitation to co-author your life with the living God

from John 17