Because of the Gospel, we are called to no longer walk in the darkness; but instead, walk in the light. Join us as Guest Speaker and former GCB elder Nick Winther shows us from Ephesians 5:1-17 how the believer walking in Christ can bring light to the world.

Very often we skip over Paul's closing remarks in his letters to the churches. But here, we find that Paul wants to continue encouraging the church in his closing remarks through his friend Tychicus. As we begin to conclude our series on Ephesians, Assistant Minister Glen Burns explains how Paul through Tychicus wants to remind the church of living in both faithfulness and love.

Living the Christian life can be a battle. As we come towards the end of Ephesians, Tobias Brown from All Souls takes us to Chapter 6. And here we see how God looks to equip us in the face of spiritual warfare.

Paul seen that living a Spirit filled life was vital for the church in order for them to thrive and know God's blessing. And nowhere is this more important than in the home. As we look at Ephesians 6, Assistant Minister Glen Burns shows how this should look between parents children; but also masters and slaves within the home.

As we think about what it means to lived the Spirit filled life - GCB elder Simon Abrams open Ephesians 5 for us where we see what it means to live out a Spirit filled marriage and how this relates to Christ and the church.

In the next part of our series on Ephesians, Assistant Minister Glen Burns takes us to Ephesians 4:17-32 where we see how living the Christian life calls us to live in Christ and his mercy today.

As we return to our series on the book of Ephesians; GCB elder Ravi Srinivasan kicks us off as we begin looking at the practical outworkings of the doctrine of salvation and how that plays out as Christ builds his church together in unity of the Spirit and his Word.

Who is God? What is he like? These are questions that many religions around the world have offered answers for, but are they satisfactory? As we come back the Heidelberg Catechism, Richard Proctor from Grace Church Sydenham shows us who God is and what he is like through the Bible's answer to this question.

The Heidelberg Catechism opens with this following question: "What is our only comfort in life and death?" As we think about this question, Richard Proctor introduces us to the Heidelberg Catechism and takes us to 1 Corinthians to see how the Bible answers this question and points us to Christ, our only comfort in life and death.

The more we know the gospel, the more we know God and his power to save. And the more we know the gospel the more we know Christ and his love for us. As we finish part one of our series on the book of Ephesians; Rob Honeysett, one of the elders at GCB, shows us how God's power and Christ's love sustains us as his church and helds us to know his will and purpose for us today.