In part 6 of our series Paul charges his audience (and us today) to live into our identities as the loved, chosen, and known ones. Join as we discover a biblical framework for maturity and the path towards a life of maturity in Christ.

We've reached the halfway point in our study of the letter of Ephesians. Halfway through this letter Paul stops to pray out of a response of all that God has done. Paul's desire was for the church in Ephesus to know & experience the love and power that comes from God. God's desire is for you to be rooted in Him and for Christ to make his home in our hearts. Will you surrender and know him in prayer?

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In a unique and personal section of Ephesians 3, the apostle Paul helps his early audience understand how to think through complex issues. While this passage doesn’t have any direct commands to obey it presents an incredible example to follow.

In a unique and personal section of Ephesians 3, the apostle Paul helps his early audience understand how to think through complex issues. While this passage doesn’t have any direct commands to obey it presents an incredible example to follow.

What if the cross did more than just provide a way for us to be made right with God again? What if it also provided a way for us to be made right with the people in our lives? In this message, we close out Ephesians chapter two as we read, reflect, and respond to the word of God.

In this message we see how God's solution to a universal problem transforms our old condition into a brand new position.

In this message we see how God's solution to a universal problem transforms our old condition into a brand new position.

Our fall kickoff begins with a dive into the first chapter of Ephesians. We unpack God’s ultimate design, our ultimate treasure, and a challenge to consider what we have yet to surrender to the lordship of King Jesus.

Our fall kickoff begins with a dive into the first chapter of Ephesians. We unpack God’s ultimate design, our ultimate treasure, and a challenge to consider what we have yet to surrender to the lordship of King Jesus.