Believers Fellowship

This week, Brother Mike Miller gave a great message on Heaven.

In this sermon, Pastor Matthew Campbell explores Ephesians chapter 4, where Paul shifts from theological foundations to practical Christian living. The message centers on Paul’s call for believers to “walk worthy of the calling” they have received—a life shaped by humility, unity, spiritual maturity, and transformed character.

Key Themes

Unity in the Body of Christ

Gifts for Building Up the Church

Putting Off the Old Self

Overall Message

Welcome back to the BF Church podcast, where we gather each week to grow deeper in faith, anchor ourselves in Scripture, and pursue the life God has called us to live. Today, we’re grateful to bring you another powerful message from Pastor Matthew Campbell as we continue our journey through the book of Ephesians—this time stepping into chapter 2.

In a world that often feels fractured, hurried, and heavy, Pastor Matthew reminds us of the breathtaking contrast Paul paints in this chapter: who we were apart from Christ, and who we have become because of His mercy. From being dead in our sins to being made alive with Christ, from walking in darkness to becoming God’s workmanship, this passage reveals the depth of God’s grace and the new identity we’ve been given.

So take a moment to settle in, open your heart, and let the truth of God’s redeeming love speak fresh hope into your life. Here is Pastor Matthew Campbell with “Alive With Christ.”

Welcome back to the BF Church podcast, where we gather each week to grow deeper in faith, anchor ourselves in Scripture, and pursue the life God has called us to live. Today, we’re excited to bring you a powerful message from Pastor Matthew Campbell, who preached this past Sunday on one of the most foundational themes in the book of Ephesians—our identity in Christ.

In a world that constantly tries to define us by our past, our performance, or our circumstances, Pastor Matthew reminds us that God has already spoken a better word over our lives. Drawing from Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, he unpacks what it truly means to be chosen, redeemed, adopted, and sealed by the Spirit. This isn’t just theology—it’s the truth that reshapes how we see ourselves and how we live every day.

So settle in, open your heart, and let’s step into this transformative message together. Here is Pastor Matthew Campbell with “Our Identity in Christ.”

As we begin 2026, we are launching Vision 2026: Rise. Rebuild. Reach. This is not a slogan. It is not a program. It is a spiritual call rooted in Scripture and shaped by prayer. Throughout this month, our Sunday sermons will introduce and walk us through each part of this vision: Rise, Rebuild, and Reach. These messages are meant to set the direction, establish biblical foundations, and unite us around a shared understanding of where the Lord is leading us as a church. But it is important to understand this clearly: Vision 2026 is not something we focus on for one month and then move past. January is the starting point, not the finish line. This vision will shape how we preach, disciple, serve, give, and engage in ministry throughout the year and beyond. The sermon series gives us a shared language and spiritual framework as we move forward together. The first call is to Rise. In Revelation 3, Jesus speaks to a church that had grown comfortable, distracted, and spiritually drowsy. His words were simple and urgent: “Wake up.” To rise is to wake up spiritually, to return to a vibrant, obedient, Christ-centered faith. It means remembering who we are in Christ, repenting where we’ve drifted, and responding to His call on our lives. Before we can move forward outwardly, we must be awake inwardly. The second call is to Rebuild. Rebuilding is not starting over. Rebuilding is strengthening what remains. God is not finished with what He has begun at Believers Fellowship. He does not abandon what is cracked, weak, or worn. He restores it. Rebuilding involves strengthening discipleship, renewing faithfulness, and rebuilding spiritual foundations so that the work of God is healthy, durable, and Christ-honoring. The third call is to Reach. A church that rises and rebuilds does not turn inward; it looks outward. Jesus has always called His people to carry the Gospel beyond themselves. Reaching means sharing Christ in our homes, our community, and the world. It means living missionally, loving intentionally, and proclaiming the good news faithfully.

As we begin 2026, we are launching Vision 2026: Rise. Rebuild. Reach. This is not a slogan. It is not a program. It is a spiritual call rooted in Scripture and shaped by prayer. Throughout this month, our Sunday sermons will introduce and walk us through each part of this vision: Rise, Rebuild, and Reach. These messages are meant to set the direction, establish biblical foundations, and unite us around a shared understanding of where the Lord is leading us as a church. But it is important to understand this clearly: Vision 2026 is not something we focus on for one month and then move past. January is the starting point, not the finish line. This vision will shape how we preach, disciple, serve, give, and engage in ministry throughout the year and beyond. The sermon series gives us a shared language and spiritual framework as we move forward together. The first call is to Rise. In Revelation 3, Jesus speaks to a church that had grown comfortable, distracted, and spiritually drowsy. His words were simple and urgent: “Wake up.” To rise is to wake up spiritually, to return to a vibrant, obedient, Christ-centered faith. It means remembering who we are in Christ, repenting where we’ve drifted, and responding to His call on our lives. Before we can move forward outwardly, we must be awake inwardly. The second call is to Rebuild. Rebuilding is not starting over. Rebuilding is strengthening what remains. God is not finished with what He has begun at Believers Fellowship. He does not abandon what is cracked, weak, or worn. He restores it. Rebuilding involves strengthening discipleship, renewing faithfulness, and rebuilding spiritual foundations so that the work of God is healthy, durable, and Christ-honoring. The third call is to Reach. A church that rises and rebuilds does not turn inward; it looks outward. Jesus has always called His people to carry the Gospel beyond themselves. Reaching means sharing Christ in our homes, our community, and the world. It means living missionally, loving intentionally, and proclaiming the good news faithfully.

As we begin 2026, we are launching Vision 2026: Rise. Rebuild. Reach. This is not a slogan. It is not a program. It is a spiritual call rooted in Scripture and shaped by prayer. Throughout this month, our Sunday sermons will introduce and walk us through each part of this vision: Rise, Rebuild, and Reach. These messages are meant to set the direction, establish biblical foundations, and unite us around a shared understanding of where the Lord is leading us as a church. But it is important to understand this clearly: Vision 2026 is not something we focus on for one month and then move past. January is the starting point, not the finish line. This vision will shape how we preach, disciple, serve, give, and engage in ministry throughout the year and beyond. The sermon series gives us a shared language and spiritual framework as we move forward together. The first call is to Rise. In Revelation 3, Jesus speaks to a church that had grown comfortable, distracted, and spiritually drowsy. His words were simple and urgent: “Wake up.” To rise is to wake up spiritually, to return to a vibrant, obedient, Christ-centered faith. It means remembering who we are in Christ, repenting where we’ve drifted, and responding to His call on our lives. Before we can move forward outwardly, we must be awake inwardly. The second call is to Rebuild. Rebuilding is not starting over. Rebuilding is strengthening what remains. God is not finished with what He has begun at Believers Fellowship. He does not abandon what is cracked, weak, or worn. He restores it. Rebuilding involves strengthening discipleship, renewing faithfulness, and rebuilding spiritual foundations so that the work of God is healthy, durable, and Christ-honoring. The third call is to Reach. A church that rises and rebuilds does not turn inward; it looks outward. Jesus has always called His people to carry the Gospel beyond themselves. Reaching means sharing Christ in our homes, our community, and the world. It means living missionally, loving intentionally, and proclaiming the good news faithfully.

As we begin 2026, we are launching Vision 2026: Rise. Rebuild. Reach. This is not a slogan. It is not a program. It is a spiritual call rooted in Scripture and shaped by prayer. Throughout this month, our Sunday sermons will introduce and walk us through each part of this vision: Rise, Rebuild, and Reach. These messages are meant to set the direction, establish biblical foundations, and unite us around a shared understanding of where the Lord is leading us as a church. But it is important to understand this clearly: Vision 2026 is not something we focus on for one month and then move past. January is the starting point, not the finish line. This vision will shape how we preach, disciple, serve, give, and engage in ministry throughout the year and beyond. The sermon series gives us a shared language and spiritual framework as we move forward together. The first call is to Rise. In Revelation 3, Jesus speaks to a church that had grown comfortable, distracted, and spiritually drowsy. His words were simple and urgent: “Wake up.” To rise is to wake up spiritually, to return to a vibrant, obedient, Christ-centered faith. It means remembering who we are in Christ, repenting where we’ve drifted, and responding to His call on our lives. Before we can move forward outwardly, we must be awake inwardly. The second call is to Rebuild. Rebuilding is not starting over. Rebuilding is strengthening what remains. God is not finished with what He has begun at Believers Fellowship. He does not abandon what is cracked, weak, or worn. He restores it. Rebuilding involves strengthening discipleship, renewing faithfulness, and rebuilding spiritual foundations so that the work of God is healthy, durable, and Christ-honoring. The third call is to Reach. A church that rises and rebuilds does not turn inward; it looks outward. Jesus has always called His people to carry the Gospel beyond themselves. Reaching means sharing Christ in our homes, our community, and the world. It means living missionally, loving intentionally, and proclaiming the good news faithfully.

As we begin 2026, we are launching Vision 2026: Rise. Rebuild. Reach. This is not a slogan. It is not a program. It is a spiritual call rooted in Scripture and shaped by prayer. Throughout this month, our Sunday sermons will introduce and walk us through each part of this vision: Rise, Rebuild, and Reach. These messages are meant to set the direction, establish biblical foundations, and unite us around a shared understanding of where the Lord is leading us as a church. But it is important to understand this clearly: Vision 2026 is not something we focus on for one month and then move past. January is the starting point, not the finish line. This vision will shape how we preach, disciple, serve, give, and engage in ministry throughout the year and beyond. The sermon series gives us a shared language and spiritual framework as we move forward together. The first call is to Rise. In Revelation 3, Jesus speaks to a church that had grown comfortable, distracted, and spiritually drowsy. His words were simple and urgent: “Wake up.” To rise is to wake up spiritually, to return to a vibrant, obedient, Christ-centered faith. It means remembering who we are in Christ, repenting where we’ve drifted, and responding to His call on our lives. Before we can move forward outwardly, we must be awake inwardly. The second call is to Rebuild. Rebuilding is not starting over. Rebuilding is strengthening what remains. God is not finished with what He has begun at Believers Fellowship. He does not abandon what is cracked, weak, or worn. He restores it. Rebuilding involves strengthening discipleship, renewing faithfulness, and rebuilding spiritual foundations so that the work of God is healthy, durable, and Christ-honoring. The third call is to Reach. A church that rises and rebuilds does not turn inward; it looks outward. Jesus has always called His people to carry the Gospel beyond themselves. Reaching means sharing Christ in our homes, our community, and the world. It means living missionally, loving intentionally, and proclaiming the good news faithfully.