As we continue in our series going through Ephesians, Paul shows how Christians are supposed to live in the context of the world. How do Christians "be in the world but not of the world" in a practical way? Ephesians 5:7-21.

We continue our series in Ephesians: A Christian Life by looking at how the body of the church is to fit together with its Head - Jesus Christ. As we mature as believers, we become more unified through the Gospel thus fulfilling our purpose of loving one another. Ephesians 4:7-16

Returning to the book of Ephesians, we find ourselves in chapter 4. Here, Paul is pleading with the Ephesians church to walk worthy of their calling and remain united. This unity does not come easily, it requires hard work and effort. Ephesians 4:1-6

 In order to accomplish our purpose of unconditional worship, unconditional love, and unconditional outreach we must be dedicated to being a doctrine church, a family church, and a neighborhood church. 

On this joyous morning, we look through a broader narrative of the Bible showing how Jesus came at the right time to fulfill God's promises and bring redemption. The last sermon in our Christmas Perspectives leaves us with a question: What is our perspective of Christmas? Galatians 4:3-7

We continue our series on Christmas Perspectives with looking at Herod. While extremely different than that of Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds, Herod too has much for us to learn from. 

Continuing our Christmas Perspectives series, we look at Luke 2 and examine the shepherds. 

As we continue to look through Christmas Perspectives, we turn to Matthew chapter 1 and examine Joseph. Not much is known about the step-father of Christ, but what is known is rich and full of great application. Matthew 1:18-25

As Advent begins, we start our new sermon series - Christmas Perspectives. We will be looking at several individuals and groups involved with the birth of Christ and how they were impacted by it. Today we look at the perspective of the mother of God by examining Mary's Magnificat. Luke 1:45-55

Continuing our series in Ephesians - A Christian Life, we find ourselves in another prayer from Paul. Paul is asking God for the Ephesians to be able to truly experience God. What does this mean to experience God? What does it look like? In a world fascinated with feelings and experience, God's Word alone provides the answers.  Ephesians 3:14-21