Tonight, we learn from Paul that we are not to concern ourselves with disputable matters. True faith and true discipleship come from faith in Jesus and a life of righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.

Let’s face it, life gets busy and we can feel disengaged from what God is doing in us and around the world. Join us as we learn how to re-engage our lives into Gods global story of redemption.

God was the first missionary.

As we study the first half of Ephesians 3 we will learn from the Apostle Paul why we can have confidence before God. We will also learn the importance of using our suffering for God’s glory.

This week, we discover that the gospel comes with horizontal and vertical blessings, and learn that Jesus is building something. Are you building what Jesus is building?

As we continue our study in the book of Genesis, we will discover how God views the evil in the world, what God will do about it, and how we as followers of Jesus should respond to the evil that is in the world.

As we study the first part of Ephesians 2 we will learn about our identity in Christ and what it means that we are “seated with Christ”. This passage has one of the clearest messages on how we become saved.

In Genesis 15 and 16, we’ll see Abram and Sarai “get ahead of God” by making unwise decisions using human wisdom. But we’ll also learn that their lack of faith doesn’t change God’s promises to bless them (and us).

As we continue Ephesians, we discover the greatest prayer that you can possibly pray for you or those you love.

Night of prayer.