Ellen begins the third chapter of Paul's Letter to the Ephesians.

Today, we will relook at the Noah story found in chapters 6-9 of the book of Genesis. We will look at the theological concept of Remnant where God starts over with a smaller more faithful group of people. There is a challenge here for today's church as we come out of this pandemic.

Today, Ellen is helping us understanding the first half of Chapter Two of the Book of Ephesians by looking at the remainder of the chapter, starting with verse 11.

The story of Cain and Abel is the first story that takes place outside the Garden of Eden. It contains many origin story elements, including the choices we make and the consequences of those choices with a merciful and just God.

Join Ellen in her third lesson from the letter to the Ephesians.

Today, we will tell the origin story of sin. when we fail to understand the pervasiveness of sin, salvation loses its power to redeem and our understanding of Jesus is less than it should be. We are all capable of horrific evil under the right circumstances. Through Christ, God offers us a different way to live.

Join us for our second lesson in the Ephesians!

This epic poem is the ultimate Origin Story. It shares with us something about who God. Our God is creative and Creator but God is also relational. In order to have a relationship with us, God set limits on God's own self to give us the time and space to grow and develop.

Ellen is leading us through a study on Paul's letter to the church at Ephesus! Join us for this great study!

We depend upon the Apostle Paul for our Church Stories. Due to the common misreading of Paul, those who find his letters irrelevant miss a great resource and guidebook for our own life as the body of Christ. This week, we look at Paul's short letter to Philemon as an understanding of how we can strengthen our own church.