There’s a war happening all around us — but it’s not against flesh and blood. In this message from Ephesians 6:10–20, we learn how to put on the full armor of God to withstand Satan’s lies, sin’s pull, doubt, and condemnation. Discover how truth, righteousness, faith, salvation, and the Word of God equip you to stand firm.

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God designed the structures of marriage, family, and work to bring freedom and flourishing—not frustration. In this message, we’ll look at how God calls husbands, wives, parents, children, employees, and employers to reflect the Gospel through the way they love, serve, and submit to one another.

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In Ephesians 5, Paul calls us to walk differently because of who we are in Christ. We are children of God, called to imitate Him, walk in love, expose darkness with light, and walk wisely by the Spirit. This message unpacks what it means to model our lives after God, embrace our new identity in Christ, and let the Holy Spirit guide our steps.

How do we honor—or grieve—the Holy Spirit in everyday life? In this message from Ephesians 4:25–32, we’ll explore the difference between the old man and the new man, and how being made new in Christ transforms our words, our values, and our emotions. Discover how the Spirit shapes your speech, your treatment of others, and your response to life’s toughest moments.

What happens when Jesus meets us on our unclear and broken path? In Ephesians 4:17–24 and the story of Zacchaeus, we see that apart from Christ, life leads to sin and destruction — but Jesus seeks us out, saves the lost, and makes us new. This message unpacks how the gospel changes everything: our direction, our heart, and our actions. Discover the power of putting off the old life and putting on the new life found in Jesus. Watch now and be encouraged to trust Him to change your heart.

What kind of church does God want? In Ephesians, we see God’s vision for His people — a church that reflects the character of Jesus, stands united in love, and is built up in truth by the Holy Spirit. This message unpacks how humility, gentleness, and patience are essential for unity, how love is the glue that holds us together despite our differences, and how spiritual gifts strengthen and steady the body of Christ. It’s a call to live out our faith in a way that glorifies Jesus and draws the world to Him. Watch now and be inspired to be the church God desires.

When life doesn’t make sense, how do we keep trusting God? In Job 23, Job wrestles with deep questions and struggles to understand what God is doing — yet he refuses to let go of his trust. In his very first message, Student Pastor Nathan Johnson shares how we can anchor our faith in God’s character, even when we can’t see the whole picture. Discover how Scripture reveals who God is and why He is worthy of your trust in every season. Watch now and be encouraged to lean on His unchanging nature in your hardest moments.

In Christ, no one is left out. God’s plan has always been to bring people together—regardless of background, history, or culture—through Jesus. In this message, we discover the power of spiritual equality, the bond that Christ’s love creates, and the fullness God wants to pour into our lives. You’re not just invited—you’re included.

What does it mean to belong to God—and with others?

In this message, we explore the radical grace of God that saves us, unites us, and builds us together. You’ll discover why salvation isn’t earned, how every person is invited, and how the church is meant to reflect God’s glory as one body.

Let this message reshape the way you view salvation, identity, and your place in God’s family.

What does it really mean to go from spiritually dead to alive in Christ? In Part 3 of "Believe • Belong • Become," we discover how sin separates us from God—but Jesus restores what was lost. This message dives deep into the mercy of God, the meaning of spiritual life, and the beauty of reconciliation through the cross. This isn't behavior modification—it's resurrection.