Campus Collective

The Church is God's Plan A for furthering his Kingdom, and every follower of Jesus has a crucial role to play in advancing the Gospel.

This week, Campus Collective Staff member Jake Bradley joins us as we explore Ephesians 4:1-16 and consider why God has designed the Church with every believer in mind.

Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians

How does Paul respond to all of the glorious truths in the first half of the book of Ephesians? He prays. Ephesians 3:14-21 takes a deep look into the love of God and how that should shape our intimacy with Him through prayer.

Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians

One thing that is incredible about the way Jesus works through Paul is that Paul seems to always be focused on the gospel mission. It seems like every word he spoke, action he took, and relationship he built was all for the purpose of seeing God's glory among the nations.

In this sermon, we will look at Ephesians 3:1-13 where Paul interrupts his intercessory prayer time to go on a rant about the gospel and our mission. In this divinely inspired rabbit trail, we get a peak into the mind of someone who is completely obsessed with God getting glory.

Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians

Why is it so important for believers to think back to who they were before they were transformed by the Gospel?

In order to keep us grounded in Christ and hopeful for the future, the Word often encourages us to look back at how far God has brought us. In Ephesians 2:11-22, we put some theological framework around how desperately we needed God before Christ saved us.

Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians

God's grace both pardons and empowers the Christian. How is this paradox possible?

Campus Collective Staff member Luke Hamm walks us through Ephesians 2:1-10, which explains how God can rightly give sinners access to the deepest joy we can know: Himself.

Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians

"Because of His goodness, I have a reason to rejoice even in moments of suffering. Because I hope in His glory to come, my worst days are actually my best days because I get to cling to Him."

On this week's episode, Campus Collective Staff member Miles Gray joins us to share how his life, both past and present, is a continual testament to the mercy of God.

Ephesians starts off with one long sentence praising God for all that He has done for His people in Christ. In this sermon, we take a look at a few of the spiritual blessings that are ours because we are in Christ. Ephesians 1:1-6

Series // In Christ We Live: Ephesians

2 Peter 1:5-9

2 Peter 1:1-4

Romans 8:31-39