Reflecting on his impact, we delve into Ephesians 2:19-22 and explore Paul's message to the early church and its relevance for us today. Through powerful metaphors, we discover that as believers, we are not only citizens of God's kingdom but also members of His family and living stones in His temple. We delve into the significance of these roles and the implications they have for our lives. Ultimately, we are reminded that the church is not just a building but a living community that carries the presence of God. Together, let us embrace the ongoing work of being built together into a dwelling place for God, displaying His glory in our lives and throughout all generations.

In this episode, guest speaker Jeff Ebert continues our series through the letter to the Ephesian church by looking at Ephesians 2:11-18. In this passage, Paul is dealing with one of the biggest threats to the early church - racial and ethnic prejudice between Jews and non-Jews. Find out how the Gospel breaks down barriers then and now!

In this episode, Justin explores Ephesians 2:10 looking at the reason for why we have been saved. 

Ephesians 2:1-10 covers a section that deals with the hope of salvation. It also answers some pertinent questions when it comes to the nature and mystery of salvation. In this episode, we look at the question, "What Does It Mean To Be Saved?"

We're back in our Ephesians series looking at the reality of salvation. In chapter 2, Paul describes the "bad news" and the "good news" of what it looks like for someone before salvation and after. 

In this episode we welcomed guest speaker Dan Syvertsen to share with Elm City about what it means to be "Forever Family."
 

He Is Risen!

We took a break from our Ephesians series to talk about reasons we have to believe in the Resurrection of Jesus from the grave. “Because everything in Christianity rises and falls on whether or not Jesus actually rose from the dead,” we should have some thoughts about why we believe this.

In this episode, Albie talks about the 4 Measures of Power that are at work within the believer as highlighted in Ephesians 1:15-23.

Ephesians is all about is, “Growing up in Christ.” And part of growing up in Christ is that you start to have your own stories, not just borrowed stories. What are the ways in which God is using you now to reach others as an ambassador?