Today we reflect on the three-fold movement of faith in Ephesians 1-3: understanding God’s identity, our own, and the invitation to participation in a community on mission.

Today we explore Paul’s journey of transformation, discovering how the grace and power of God reframes suffering and catalyzes us to join God in the work of the Kingdom: creating a new humanity to the praise of his glory and the healing of all things.

Today we explore the power of God’s grace: where it places us, how it saves us, and what unique identity and destiny it calls us into.

Jesus not only restored our relationship with God but has made all people, both Jews and gentiles, a new humanity, one family, a holy temple, joined together in Christ.

Today we explore the before and after-effects of God’s audacious work in Christ and encounter the three forces that seek to keep us trapped in the land of death: the world, the flesh and the devil

Today we are invited to open our hearts and minds in a fresh way to the Holy Spirit that we might discover the power to experience resurrection life in how we perceive, think, respond, relate and act.

Today we are invited into the creative, unfolding story of God’s design to make everything whole. Discovering together our own unique identity, destiny, and role to play in this strange and beautiful new community we call Church.

Today we pause before starting a new sermon series to listen for God’s invitations — through testimony and the moment Jesus made breakfast for His friends on the beach.

Today we're invited to know God's will for our lives through Jesus' closing words in His sermon on the mount.

Today, we consider three important warnings Jesus gives near the end of the Sermon on the Mount—about the narrow gate, false prophets, and the final judgment.