We begin a new series this week based John 15. Jesus invites us to Remain in Him so that we be fruitful. Today we take a first look at this invitation by reflecting on Remaining Where Life is Found

As Paul closes his letter to the Ephesians he encourages us to Stand Firm - in grace, in God's strength and power. What a relief that standing firm doesn't depend upon our resolve but upon God's grace at work in us.

If God has chosen us, claimed us, rooted us in love, and brought us from death to life - then how do we now live? Is it about trying harder to be godly? Today we look at the difference between self-improvement and transformation.

In Ephesians chapter 3 the Apostle Paul prays that we may know just how deeply God loves us - and he runs out of words to express just how he feels. Join us today as we reflect on Paul's prayer that we be rooted in the Love of God.

This week we look at Ephesians 2: 17 - 22. the Apostle Paul states that we are being built together into a place where God's presence dwells. How do we live into the truth on a daily basis? Join me as we explore Making Room for God's Presence.

This week we explore Paul's message in Ephesians 2: 1 - 10. Grace doesn't just provide for our forgiveness, grace awakens us to new life and transformation. Join us as we reflect on what it means to be awakened to grace.

Today we explore what it might look like if we would stop striving to "be enough" and simply receive our identity in Christ as Chosen, Loved, Claimed.

Life would be so much simpler if we could just have all the answers and some clarity. But that is rarely the case. Maybe the faith isn't in having all the answers but rather on depending upon God's presence and companionship.

In a culture where busyness is idolized it can be difficult to take time to pause, to rest, renew and reflect. Join us as we consider the value of holy rest.

In our Both/And series this week we are looking at Saint and Sinner. We tend define ourselves by our past failures. However, Apostle Paul could acknowledge his need for grace while also recognizing he was forgiven and loved by God.