When it couldn’t get heavier, when all seems lost and all hope is gone, when despair begins to creep in, Paul writes two of the most precious words in all of Scripture....BUT GOD.

Paul's prayer for the Ephesians is not only a prayer for a greater knowledge and deeper affection for God, it's a call to take our eyes off of ourselves and look to Christ.

Paul's prayer for the Ephesians is not only a prayer for a greater knowledge and deeper affection for God, it's a call to take our eyes off of ourselves and look to Christ.

Paul begins his encouragement of the church at Ephesus by reminding them of the blessing of their salvation that is theirs in Christ and includes the purpose of the Father, the work of the Son and the ministry of the Spirit.

Paul begins his encouragement of the church at Ephesus by reminding them of the blessing of their salvation that is theirs in Christ and includes the purpose of the Father, the work of the Son and the ministry of the Spirit.

Paul begins this letter with what appears to be a simple greeting.  But within the greeting he communicates something very important that should encourage every believer as well as our new church as a whole.

Paul begins this letter with what appears to be a simple greeting.  But within the greeting he communicates something very important that should encourage every believer as well as our new church as a whole.

"Living Freely" is more than a phrase that looks good on a t-shirt.  It's a description of a life that is to be lived and can only be lived in light of the Gospel.

There is more than one question in this famous passage.  There are actually four that are inextricably linked and must be understood to love deeply.

This podcast is our first pre-launch worship service in its entirety.  Our goal is for everyone to hear our full liturgy.  There are brief moments of silence due to transitions, so hang in there.  This first service is an hour and nineteen minutes long.