You and I are the recipients of a great mystery - a stewardship. This mystery was hidden for thousands of years, but revealed to the Apostle Paul, and now is passed on to you!

Jesus’ insertion into human history tore down walls. The coming of that tiny baby in Bethlehem was the sound of a bulldozer warming up. As His followers, we’re called to walk in His ways, and for those who are not yet saved, there is still a very real wall looming....how will we respond?

On August 18, 2018, we gathered to celebrate the life of our beloved brother, Jason Parker...

God's Word makes clear the default condition of mankind due to sin, and also the condition of saved humanity once Jesus has intervened. How does a person go from Point A as an object of God's wrath to Point B as a recipient of grace? Find out as Pastor Mike unpacks the first part of Ephesians 2...

At the end of chapter 1, Paul prays for the Ephesian church, unpacking even more blessings like our great hope, our inheritance, and the power of God made available to all Christ-followers!

Two simple verses round out Paul's poem about the blessings that the Trinity bestows on us related to our salvation. Two simple verses packed with a tremendous amount of truth.

The blessings that God has predestined for His children are both now (in part) and also not yet (in full). The wonderful and sometimes difficult part is that those blessings are also tied to God's people, the Church. What does it look like for us to allocate and operate in those blessings as God's people now?

Following his greeting to the Ephesian church, Paul begins a poem of sorts that details the blessings Christians have from each member of the Trinity, and how those blessings are part of a package deal for any and all who are "in Christ."

Ephesians is one of Paul's prison letters written not to just one local congregation, but several churches in and around the city of Ephesus in Asia Minor (modern Turkey). In his greeting to the Christ-followers there, Paul explains to them just how very rich they are in the things of the Spirit!

Wrapping up our short series on your questions, Pastor Mike tackles issues related to Heaven, angels, and LGBTQ people in the Church.