Pastor Jason Armstrong shows, as in Psalm 98, we look forward to the Victorious Christ who will return as promised. When he returns, all creation will sing with joy in his reign as all things are made new.

Pastor Clint Tolbert speaks about Deacons in Acts 6:1-7. The care of the Deacons (and all of us) helps the church exhibit the hope of the gospel, to a divided and hurting world.

Pastor Clint Tolbert speaks about Ephesians 6:10-20, where Paul warns against the continual onslaught of the Devil and encourages the Church to equip itself to stand against these attacks.

Pastor Clint Tolbert talks about Ephesians 6:1-9. In this passage, Paul continues to lead the church toward mutual submission by instructing parents and children as well as masters and slaves.

Pastor Clint Tolbert talks about Ephesians 5:21-33. Having called the Church to live sacrificially in the world, Paul begins to demonstrate what this should look like within specific relational contexts, beginning with marriage.

Pastor Clint Tolbert brings us Ephesians 5:1-21. Jesus’ love calls us to look not to our own self interest, but instead, to sacrifice ourselves so that each one of us may find true life in Christ.

Pastor Jason Armstrong discusses Ephesians 4:17-32. The Apostle Paul instructs the faithful in Ephesus to walk in the new way of the Lord. To put off their old selves of sin, and to put on their new selves, in Christ.

Pastor Clint Tolbert discusses Ephesians 4:1-16. The Apostle Paul now begins to articulate the way the Church must live in the world in light of God’s calling; a way that is marked both by “oneness” and “holiness”.

Pastor Clint Tolbert discusses Ephesians 3:1-21. Paul prays that the Church might recognize its own call and purpose in Jesus; namely, to know God’s love and to bear his name in the world.

Pastor Jason Armstrong talks about Ephesians 2: 11-22. Once separated, Jews and Gentiles are reconciled to God through Christ, and one new body emerges; the church.