A look at the trajectory of God's grace from the beginning by which he establishes relationship with his people. Furthermore, a look at 1) the purpose of our relationship, 2) the gift of enmity, and 3) the restoration of our relationship.

Grace may be better understood from the Old Testament in the accounts of God dealing graciously with His people. When our pastor Chuck Isaac became suddenly unavailable due to an unforeseen event, Ruling Elder Gary Anaya filled in at the last moment with this message.

What is the sum of our prayers? Knowing Jesus; much more that just knowing about Jesus.

Continuing in the series in Ephesians and in a look at the apostle's prayer;this week a look at the content of our prayers. The doctrine of His Person, His Promise, and His Power (the resurrection).

Continuing in the Grammar of the Gospel, this sermon is Part 2 on The Apostle's Prayer.

Continuing in the series, The Grammar of the Gospel, this sermon addresses the importance of prayer.

"Who is like You, O Lord, among the gods?" Alternate title: "My God is bigger than your god!" Moses wrote Genesis not as a science text but as literature; a literary (true) story of the creation. The creation account in Genesis tells not the how of creation but rather the why of creation. Moses' account of the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt showed that God was better and bigger than all the gods of Egypt and the pagan world.

Continuing in the series, this is the last sermon in the introduction to the Letter to the Ephesians.

Continuing in the letter to the Ephesians, The Grammar of the Gospel. It is only in Christ Jesus that we find true purpose, true hope and true glory, no matter what happens

God's election of those He chooses gives the elect a new identity, a new status and new standing, all in Christ Jesus. Bonus Question! Why did God go ahead with the creation when He knew that it would be followed by the fall?