How can we know when God is speaking to us? Pastor Gary begins answering that important question from Acts 21, offering biblical principles for discerning God’s voice and will. This message highlights two important ways God provides direction—through His Word and through His people.

Pastor Gary explains why keeping God’s Law can never earn salvation. Instead, the Law reveals our need for the grace found in Jesus Christ. This message presents the beautiful simplicity of the Gospel: salvation isn’t something we accomplish—it’s something Jesus accomplished for us.

Pastor Gary explores Paul’s final words to the Ephesian elders, including practical wisdom about entrusting those we love to God. This message also reveals the purpose of God’s Law—to reflect His character, expose our sinful condition, and show us our need for a Savior.

Pastor Gary warns of the danger false teaching poses to the Church, both from outside and within. This message encourages believers to know God’s Word, recognize distorted doctrine, pray for spiritual leaders, and remain firmly grounded in biblical truth.

Pastor Gary examines Paul’s final counsel to the Ephesian elders, emphasizing the importance of teaching the whole Word of God—not just the comfortable parts. This message challenges believers and church leaders alike to embrace all of Scripture and remain spiritually healthy and equipped for God’s work.

Pastor Gary concludes Paul’s challenge to run the Christian race well. This message emphasizes patience, endurance, and wholehearted surrender, reminding believers that finishing faithfully matters more than how we begin—and that loving Jesus above everything else keeps us moving toward the goal.

Pastor Gary uses Paul’s picture of the Christian life as a race to explore what it takes to follow Christ faithfully. This message encourages believers to reject pride, endure adversity, and keep moving forward with confidence in God’s presence and strength.

Pastor Gary continues examining the revival in Ephesus, highlighting the marks of genuine spiritual renewal. This message emphasizes reverence for God, confession of sin, rejection of ungodly influences, and renewed devotion to the truth of His Word.

Pastor Gary explores the dramatic events of Acts 19, where the Gospel sparks both revival and resistance in Ephesus. This message shows how genuine spiritual awakening can bring confession, transformation, and opposition when God’s truth confronts a culture shaped by idolatry.

Pastor Gary continues Paul’s ministry in Athens, showing how believers can connect the Gospel to the questions and interests of those around them. This message encourages Christians to know their audience, begin meaningful conversations, and faithfully point people to Jesus.