The goal of the Christian life is to grow more and more like Jesus, but sometimes we get stuck in our growth. Ali takes us through Ephesians 4 and highlights what it means to go from "immature" to "In Him Mature", individuals who are honouring, united and equipped with spiritual gifts.

Kirsty looks at unity in the church with a focus on all that we do have in common. A common calling, common characteristics, common ground and a common good. Can we walk in step with God and one another?

Continuing with our Who am I series in the book of Ephesians. James looks at making those changes we all want in our thinking, speaking, and living, or put another way, our heads, hearts and habits.

Continuing our series looking at the book of Ephesians, Chuck encourages us that it it possible to live under the authority of a 2000 year old book in an age where commonly held views on truth, morality and wisdom seem to change all the time.

Scott looks at Paul's prayer for the Ephesians and unpacks Paul's advice to make space for Jesus in our hearts, be rooted and established in his love and become agents for change in our world.

Continuing in our Who Am I? series in Ephesians, Mark looks at Paul’s freedom and confidence to not allow his past or any other factor stop him from carrying out his God-given purpose in life to communicate God’s grace to the Gentiles. What would our marriages, our parenting and families look like if we could unwrap the gift of grace like Paul had done?  How would our communities, workplaces or streets change if we had the boldness that comes from being gifted with grace to empower us to be communicators of grace?

“In this passage Paul continues his great prayer for the church. In his prayer Paul modest 3 things that we all need; an attitude of complete submission to God, an appeal for growing in love towards Christ and reaching our lives goal and purpose to glorify and Worship God.”

Peace is possible! Jesus is in the business of demolishing hostility.

Continuing the series, James takes us through Ephesians 2.11-22. Paul encourages the church to remember:

What life was like without Peace, That Jesus is our Peace and he is building a People of Peace.

Andy Robertson takes us through Ephesians 3:1-13.

Through this passage we learn to be committed to being wholehearted servants of Jesus regardless of our circumstances; to be committed to leaning in and hearing His revelations; to be committed to taking up the calling on our lives and to be committed to His cause and His church.

Jonny takes a look at what it means to be included, called to peace and part of God's family.