The meeting point of God's will and human choice is difficult to think about, but scripture is clear that both need to be considered. This week, Pastor Mitch challenges us about the ways God's knowledge impact how we live our lives.

To open the book of Ephesians, Paul reminds us that God's control is bigger than we can even comprehend. How does this change the way you engage with that thing your are worried about on a Tuesday afternoon?

To open the book of Ephesians, Paul reminds us that God's control is bigger than we can even comprehend. How does this change the way you engage with that thing your are worried about on a Tuesday afternoon?

Once we fully understand sin, we can't help but appreciate the redemption that comes through Jesus.

Paul continues his introductory blessing by reminding his audience of God's active work of pulling a people towards himself.

Paul begins his letter to the Ephesians by showing his Jewish roots and offering a blessing to God for who he is and what he has done.

Paul introduces his letter to the Ephesians with a couple of titles, a couple of caveats and a desire for experience.

Holy, Holy, Holy (05.27.18) by Celebration Bible Church

In this episode, Jim talks about singing. Why do we do it? When did people start singing in church? What is happening when we sing?

Pentecost happened in a place and time where the most people possible could hear and see what God was doing. As a result, it served as a reminder that He does not work in secret. He is not reserved for the super-spiritual elite. Instead, “he is not far from any one of us."