What is Christian marriage all about? Ephesians 5:21-33 points followers of Jesus to a powerful picture of how a husband and wife can receive and extend the grace of Jesus in their lives and in the world. What does it look like to find both healing and direction for our marriages today? This passage cuts through the noise and provides a clear path forward. 

Are you feeling tired and worn out from this pandemic? How do we get energy to keep going? This sermon is a stand alone sermon on one of David's most beloved Psalms, Psalm 63. David was in a desert experience of his own when he wrote this hymn. How did David find renewal in the desert? How might we find renewal in the middle of a pandemic. We hope this message is a blessing to you. 

If there are two words that make the modern person bristle, it has to be 'submission' and 'authority'. And yet, Paul instructs believers to in Ephesians 5:21 to 'submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.' Why is authority and submission difficult for us? What is the original intent behind it and is it possible to rediscover the life-giving purpose of this Christian duty. This sermon explores both of these themes through the entire narrative of the Bible. 

What does it look like to walk in wisdom? Christians have always assumed days were full of trouble. At the same time, this did not lead to pessimism, but a redemptive approach to time. In the age of information, how do we actually walk in wisdom? 

Ephesians 5:1-14

This message was given by Pastor Jason Davison of Grace Seattle on Psalm 77. 

The second half of Ephesians is all about Christian conduct. Paul begins this section with speaking to how we treat one another. Kindness should mark everything we do because this is how God has treated us in Christ. Yet, kindness is often misunderstood. What does it really look like to be kind like God and why does it matter? 

Everybody needs a king. Especially today we all see the need for good leadership. Palm Sunday is a day where we remember Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem a week before his death. What does this moment teach us about Jesus? What does it teach us about ourselves? And, why does it matter? Especially today? 

Ephesians 4:17-24