Pastor Ken Carlson begins our series "A New Beginning," in Nehemiah. We learn that God uses our concerns to call us into the extraordinary. God uses our prayers to prepare us for the extraordinary. God uses our surrender to steer us in the extraordinary.

As we finish up the "Life Together" series, Pastor Dave takes us to 2 Timothy 4:1-8, where we are encouraged to Finish Strong. We find there are two requirements for finishing strong: 1. Make sure to pass on the baton, and 2. Keep your eyes on the right prize.

As we look at 1 Timothy 4:6-16, Brian shows us that our only hope is in God. In order for us to find hope in God, we must know the Word of God, Spread the Word of God, and Live out the Word of God.

As we finish our time in Ephesians, Pastor Joe shows us that Doing "Life Together" requires employing God's resources. God provides Himself as a resource, and God provides trustworthy people!

As we look at Ephesians 6:10-17 we learn to stand firm and fully prepared for battle. We can stand firm and be fully prepared for battle when we are standing firm in his power and when we stand firm in his provision.

As we look at Ephesians 6:5-9, we realize that we who are in Christ should stand out in the workplace. There are two ways we should stand out. We serve as an expression of our commitment to Christ, and we supervise with an awareness of our accountability to Christ.

As we start Ephesians 6, there are two reasons why those who are in Christ do family life best. 1. Children who are in Christ are more highly motivated to obey their parents, and 2. Parents who are in Christ are more purposeful in how they raise their children.

In Ephesians 5:21-33 we see that when we experience oneness in marriage, we echo our oneness in Christ. What kind of picture of the Gospel does my marriage give to the world?

In Ephesians 5:15-21, we find 3 strategic questions that we can ask ourselves as we pay attention to our walk. 1. Am I making the best use of my time? 2. Am I headed in the right direction? 3. Am I subject to the right influence? We must pay attention to how we walk!

As we begin Ephesians 5, Pastor Ken shares with us two ways in which we have been remade to resemble our Father. First, we resemble our Father by walking in love, secondly, we resemble our Father by walking in Light.