Jeff Stevens

Paul is revealing the imperatives of Christian living. He is reminding Ephesus how believers should walk in faith. In these verses Paul discusses three things that separate us from unbelievers and how we are taught to walk in a different manner. Join us today as we discuss what it means to Stay on the Grind!

Pastor John MacArthur has asked the American Church to discuss Biblical marriage and sexuality on January 16th. We will also join together corporately to pray for the church in Canada on the heels of the passing of a new law, C4. This law has the potential of changing the way Christians in Canada can share God's design for marriage and sexuality and could land some believers in jail. This topic falls in line with our study in Ephesians 4. Join us as we discuss why the world does not look like the church and why God as a specific design for marriage and sex. 

Continuing our study in Ephesians, we find that Paul wants the church to have unity. Jesus has established a means by which the Body has unity by providing positions to build up believers in the faith. Join us today as we discuss those church positions and how they work to build us together in to the body and help us to mature so that we are not lead astray. 

Millions will have read the story of the birth of Jesus Christ from Luke 2 for a Christmas service. But there is so much more to that story! What happens next gives us a glimpse into why the Lord sent his Son to be born on that morning. Listen to this short message where we learn what this mysterious person, Simeon, has to say about Jesus when Mary and Joseph bring him to the temple at 40 days after his birth. 

Bethlehem was, "Too little to be among the clans of Judah." It was an insignificant little town. But, Bethlehem has a very rich history of Royalty and plays an important role in the legitimacy of prophecy. Join us today as we look at Old Testament prophecy and how the King of Kings was born as part of the Father's perfect plan in this little town surrounded by shepherds. 

Does the way we conduct ourselves as believers really have an effect on the world?

Join us today as we explore Paul's letter to the Ephesians and see how we are called to walk in faith. 

Diving into Ephesians 4, we will begin on a path to see how we should "walk" as believers. In the first verse of the chapter we see that Paul is telling us to walk in a manner worthy of the calling. What does that mean? How do we walk? Join us as we move from the indicative nature of Ephesians 1-3 into the imperative nature of Ephesians 4-6.

This may change your perspective on what Thanksgiving in the United States really means. Paul's prayer for Ephesus has him down on his knees. Join us as we compare Paul's desire for Christians to be filled with the Holy Spirit and what President Lincoln wrote in the 1863 Thanksgiving Proclamation. 

As we continue to study through Ephesians, it becomes clear that Paul has patterns for teaching. In this study a trinity of evangelism becomes clearly evident. To be humble, to be bold and to have endurance, is what Paul is teaching us. Please join us as we not only learn these truths, but pray God would develop these in our walk as we share the truth with others. 

Sometimes it is interesting to see the things in the Bible that come in three's. In this study from Ephesians 3:4-7 we will find that Paul reveals the mystery of the Gospel in a trinity. As he sums up verse 7, we will find a trinity of ministry. Join our study today as we dig deep and see that after God calls you, he will use you where HE wants you and make you a minister of the Gospel message.