Jeff Stevens

Diving into Ephesians 3 this week with a look at Paul as a prisoner of Christ Jesus. Paul's perspective about his position from Roman captivity gives us some perspective on our place in the world today. You just need to ask yourself: What are you chained to?

What can we take away from the early Reformers like Martin Luther? How is the Protestant Reformation applicable to our lives today? Today we cover a short history of Martin Luther, some pre-Reformers and the impact it had on the church. Join us a we find out what it means to leave a legacy!

Now that Paul has taught us who we are in Christ Jesus, and we realize that we are no longer strangers, where do we belong? What does it mean that Jesus Christ is the Cornerstone of God's household? How do we as saints, fellow believers, fit into the house of God? 

A study from Ephesians 2:19-22

What is our response to knowing that Jesus is our peace? Do we respond to the reality of God's reconciliation of the church, or our souls, with the confidence of a believer who knows Christ's peace? What do we do during the storms of life? Are we faithfully content with knowing that the work was done for us on the cross? Or do we retreat into the world and our worry? Today we cover Ephesians 2:14-16 and see what, "Jesus is our peace," should mean to us!

A quick recap of Vs. 11 helps us to understand what we were made for. As we move through the next few verses, we gain a better understanding of our separation from God through our own sin. Most importantly, we learn how we are drawn closer to our God!

Ephesians 2 contains some of the deepest and most intimate theology in the Bible. Verses 8 and 9 explain God's Grace as we explore the 5 Solas. And verse 10 shows us that we are part of His workmanship as a perfect Creator. 

A study from Ephesians 2:6-7. What does it mean to be alive and raised in Christ? What is the coming age? How do we respond to these truths? Join us as we dive into these amazing verses from Paul's letter to Ephesus.

We were dead in our sin, but God! I am a sinner not worthy of grace, but God! I can't do enough to be saved, but God! 

When we realize just how depraved mankind is, it is hard to understand why our loving Creator would want to redeem us to Himself. The answer to the question lies in two simple words; But God!

A study from Ephesians 2:4-5

We need Jesus. Let this message be a strong reminder of where we once were, a bold declaration of where we are now in Him and motivation to reach the lost...   A study of Ephesians 2: 1-3

When you feel like the enemy is winning, he is not. He is under God’s feet. When you feel like the government and your neighbors have all gone mad realize that it does not matter, He is in control. We must stop complaining about how bad things are and start sharing the Gospel message of Jesus Christ that proudly and loudly proclaims His mighty power!