Two thousand years ago, Jesus rode into Jerusalem with a plan to die. Why should this 'death plan' matter to us today? Listen as Pastor Craig walks us through the first of our three-part Easter series.

We must be willing to end our love affair with ourselves if we're to love Christ and serve His church. Listen as Pastor Wes gives a final charge from the book of Ephesians.  

How does a Christian put on the armor of God? The answer may surprise you! Listen as Pastor Wes wraps up our series in Ephesians with an exhortation to preserve peace in the church and at home through spiritual warfare. 

Unity in the church requires unity in the home; and submission in the home, along with a nurturing manner of leading by those in authority, are foundational. 

Unity (Peace) in the church requires unity (peace) in the home and submission is critical to that unity. It starts with the wife's reverent submission to her husband, and the husband's sacrificial love for his wife. 

To be increasingly filled with the Spirit is to earnestly seek greater experience of all that the Holy Spirit gives, since He alone brings to believers all that is Christ's as He fills us with His presence and power. 

Do you savor submission as critical to life? Submission is a manifestation of, and a means to, being filled with God Himself. It's a critical part of a happy home - and a happy eternity.

As a new people commanded to preserve our unity in Christ, we must walk in wisdom by being filled individually and corporately with God Himself.

Our love for our spouse is designed to reflect God's incredible affection for His bride, the church. What does such love look like, and how can we possibly hope to imitate it? Listen as guest speaker Gregg Heinsch paints a portrait of real love and gives us real hope for our own marriages.

We who are light in Christ must walk as light, shining in the midst of the darkness, having the hope that through us others will be illumined by the light of Christ and be saved.