Paul's message to slaves and masters would have been subversive to his first-century audience, but also speaks powerfully to our modern world in which continuity and consistency are central to living faithful Christian lives.

As Paul focuses on what relationships look like in the church, he reminds his audience that the way young people and parents interact with one another is a crucial part of their faith.

Paul's words of marriage were as challenging in his first century context as they are today. The task then, as it is now, is to truly listen and engage and submit to the word of Scripture.

Submit To One Another (10.06.19) by Celebration Bible Church

Exposing and Offering (09.22.19) by Celebration Bible Church

Music is not something we do to fill up space, but it is a way we can become a Spirit-filled community.

Paul calls the church "God's Holy People" - and if something is holy, it must be different. This passage sets a high bar, but one we are called to live in to through the grace of God.

Love (09.08.19) by Celebration Bible Church

A sermon on Ephesians 4:29-32 and an update on Grace Christian University from President Ken Kemper

Biblical Improv Theater: The Workers & The Vineyard (08.18.19) by Celebration Bible Church