As we walk through Ephesians 4:17-32, Pastor Nick challenges us to move towards God as we move away from ourselves. We must fully put on the new self, avoiding the awkwardness and confusion of keep going back to the old self.

As we walk through Ephesians 4:7-16, we find that a church is more likely to grow when it follows the right strategy and when it sets the right objectives.

As we explore Ephesians 4:1-6, we find that it is time to live out who God says we are in Christ. 1. We've been saved by grace, not by works, 2. We've been forgiven all our sin, and 3. we've been adopted as children.

As we look at Ephesians 3:14-21, we learn three things: Through prayer we can experience God's power, we can experience His love, and we can experience God's fullness. God's capacity for giving far exceeds our capacity for asking!

As we begin Ephesians 3, Pastor Dave shares with us 2 ways in which God works in surprising ways. First, God uses unlikely strategies to display His wisdom, and secondly, He uses unlikely people to display His power.

This week, through Ephesians 2:11-22, we see three powerful ways that Christ brings us together. 1 He draws us down on path to the Father, 2 He unites us in one body to Himself, and 3 He builds us into one dwelling for the Spirit. Christ has the power to bring together all kinds of people!

As we look into Ephesians 2, Pastor Joe walks us through how God’s power makes all the difference! Through the text he shows us that when we were without Christ, we were “The walking dead.” He also shows us that God has made us a living masterpiece for His glory.

Our second week in Ephesians, Pastor Ken reinforces the fact that we need God's help to access the riches of the Gospel. Three ways in which we specifically need God's help are: 1) to grow in our knowledge of Him, 2) to grasp our identity in Christ, and 3) to go on in the power of Christ.

As we start our walk through Ephesians , Pastor Dave shares with us three ways in which God makes us rich. Our adoption was planned by the Father, our redemption was purchased by the Son, and our inheritance is promised by the Spirit. God has made us rich in the things that money can't buy!

In the third installment of the "Life Together" series, Pastor Nick shares with us three characteristics of leadership that we see from Paul in Acts 20. Paul led by example, he led with humility and he led by speaking truth. Godly leadership leads to Godly results!