Our hope in life and death is bound up in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Christ's substitutionary atonement to redeem us is more than just something to appreciate theologically. It is the riches of God's grace lavished upon us, making Jesus not just an important part of our lives, but making him our life!

God's unconditional election of a people is bound up in His free, proactive delight to pour out undeserved blessing in and through Jesus Christ.

We praise God because we've been abundantly blessed. This praise is fuel for obedience!

What can we learn from Paul's greeting to the Ephesian church?

What is the purpose and theme of Ephesians? Ephesians 1:10-11 give us a clue.

We are introduced to the letter of Ephesians and hear the whole text read.

This series works through the heart of the gospel within the overall story of God, and then deals with several outcomes of this good news in Jesus - how he creates a new people for God by his Spirit, defines and upholds their identity through baptism...

Is God's justice a good thing for our broken world? Can God be just now, even in the midst of sin and rebellion?

This series works through the heart of the gospel within the overall story of God, and then deals with several outcomes of this good news in Jesus - how he creates a new people for God by his Spirit, defines and upholds their identity through baptism...