How much do we think about our heavenly existence? How often do we reflect on our eternal experiences that are coming? To align our lives with God’s desires for us, God’s Word this week will teach us that looking at the unseen world of our forever future is so important in our lives right now.

Pastor Brian Schley from Faith Church preaches through 2 Corinthians 2 on how to deal with conflict.

Are you ready to experience the abundant life promised in Ephesians 3:20-21?

The good news is that this is exactly what Jesus wants to give you.

The bad news is that you can’t do it alone.

And the bad news gets worse. There’s a legion of powerful beings dedicated to preventing you from experiencing Jesus’ best life for you.

The all-consuming purpose of Ephesians is to promote unity in the church. That means that your experience of this abundant life depends upon your commitment to unity in the community of faith.

I want to show you how God has provided everything you need to win the battle.

However, your victory depends on how you answer the question posed in today’s deep dive into Ephesians 6:10-20, “Who are we fighting for?”

--Ed Underwood, former Lead Pastor of Church of the Open Door and President of Recentered Group.

This morning the sermon addresses how to handle it when we’ve been people attack our credibility or our reputation. God’s word is so relevant to our lives and the passage this morning is no exception (2 Corinthians 1:12-24). Pastor Jeremy Vance addresses three truths: your truth, my truth, and God’s truth.