Ephesians exists as a blueprint for the church. It begins with what God did, and it ends with what the response of his people should be. Vito Aiuto opens the series with an overview of Ephesians 1:1-14 and the wonder and glory of predestination, redemption, and the mystery revealed in Christ.

Everyone experiences hardship. Wilderness seasons not only challenge us, but threaten to move us away from God when we don’t recognize their potential to transform and bring us joy. Jasmine Wood walks through our response to these seasons, using John the Baptist, the Israelites’ wandering in the desert, and Jesus as examples of wilderness preparation.

Vito Aiuto brings us a message for the first service of the new year on Psalm 1 as a guide to living a fruitful life. What does the path of righteousness offer, and how do we meditate on and delight in the law of the Lord?

This is the last message in the “Salvation Songs: The Christmas Story in the Gospel of Luke” series. Luke 2:22-35 tells the story of Simeon, who saw Jesus as an infant and experienced peace. Simeon’s story shows us how we embrace, move toward, and wait upon Jesus.

This is the last message in the “Salvation Songs: The Christmas Story in the Gospel of Luke” series. Luke 2:22-35 tells the story of Simeon, who saw Jesus as an infant and experienced peace. Simeon’s story shows us how we embrace, move toward, and wait upon Jesus.