Join our image revolution as we seek to find out who God says we are. Ephesians 1:1-14 tells us we are blessed, we are chosen, we are forgiven, and that we are in Christ. It's time to discover our God-given identity.

There are 3 voices we are prompted to hear: God's, our own, and the Devil's. Knowing His voice means understanding that we can hear God through His Word (the Bible), peace, our conscience, and wisdom.

It is through the power of the Holy Spirit that we have victory. We cannot be victorious in this life on our own. How does the Holy Spirit help us be victorious? Living a life lead by the Spirit will help us claim a victorious life.

Do you know the Holy Spirit's baptism? With so many views on this subject, which one do we believe? We hope this sermon inspires you to understand the Spirit's baptism, becoming knowledgable about it, and no longer guessing at what it may be.

The gifts of the Holy Spirit are one thing...His. We are to always glorify the giver, not the gifts. His gifts are given to believers to help continue the mission we have been left to carry out. Knowing the source continues by knowing His gifts.

When you worry, Jesus rescues. When you are powerless, Jesus rescues. When you are lonely, Jesus rescues. We are a rescued people. Called by Jesus from the darkness and into the light. He has rescued us.

What does the Holy Spirit do? Why did Jesus gift Him to us after his resurrection? Is He a helper? A guide? Does He dwell within us? Does He convict people and lead them to Christ? Listen to part 2 of our epicenter series to find out.

The Holy Spirit is God. Although the Trinity will forever remain a mystery, understanding the Holy Spirit begins with knowing "who" He really is.

There is a certain factor to fear when it comes to loving our neighbors as ourselves. Fear can distort our perspective about others and cause us to turn from God's calling on our life. We must learn to embrace our fears so that our fears can turn into opportunities.

The biggest barrier to neighboring well is time. Taking the great commandment literally (to love our neighbors as ourselves) will take time. But how do we do this in such a hectic and busy world? Listen to find out.