Liam Hardy continues the EPHESIANS series by discussing four non-negotiable structures of a healthy church. The church must enjoy relationship with the Trinity, be built on Christ and Scripture, and daily submit to sanctification. 

Liam Hardy continues the EPHESIANS series by discussing the power of the gospel to transform all cultural barriers. In Christ, all peoples have been brought near by the blood of Christ. The church must be agents of peace, for the gospel is the message of peace. 

Liam Hardy continues the Ephesians series by discussing God's gift of salvation. Because we have been given new life in Christ, we are called to live out His purpose and glorify Him in all things. 

Liam Hardy continues the Ephesians series by describing our identity before and after Christ. Before Christ, we were dead in our sins, Christ made us alive through His work on the cross. 

Pastor Dustin continues the EPHESIANS series by discussing Paul's pastoral prayer at the end of Ephesians 1. Paul's desire for all believers is to gain knowledge of God through His word and to have an eternal perspective.

Pastor Dustin continues the series in Ephesians by discussing the role of the Holy Spirit in regenerating the believer. Because of Christ's sacrifice, the believer is sealed by the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is the promise of inheritance with Christ and glorifies Christ by sanctifying His church. 

Liam Hardy continues the Ephesians series by discussing the ministry of Jesus Christ in the salvation of man. In Christ, believers enjoy right standing with God, lavish grace, and hope for the future.  

Pastor Dustin continues the series in Ephesians by walking through Paul's description of the gospel in Chapter 1. The Father's perfect plan of redemption should stir our hearts to worship. 

Pastor Dustin starts a new series in Ephesians, discussing the apostleship of Paul. Paul and the other apostles were appointed by God to write Scripture and establish the church. The closed canon and apostolic age demonstrate that we operate as a church under God's Word and not the words of modern day "apostles."

Pastor Dustin preaches from 1 Corinthians 15 on Easter Sunday. The resurrection is a historical fact supported by eyewitnesses and verifiable texts. Believing in Christ's resurrection gives us purpose for life.