In the final part of our series pastor Marty Masten details the Armor Or God. He focuses on the belt of truth and the need for it in our lives. Often we have people in our lives who may be afraid to hit you with the truth. Pastor Marty shows us the value of telling each other the truth in love. Listen as he finishes our series with truth, grace and love.

This week we dig into the word in the context of marriage and relationships. What does God say about our relationships, about our marriages? We will see God's words on this expressed through a letter from Paul to Ephesus in part 6 of "Jailhouse Religion".

The final part of our series Jailhouse Religion. Journey with us through the 4th and 5th chapters of Ephesians.

The Book of Ephesians splits nicely into two basic themes: 1.Our identity in Christ - Who are we? (ch 1-3) 2.Our daily life in Christ - How should we live? (ch 4-6). In week four of Jailhouse Religion we look at God's plan to grow us into maturity, conforming us into the image of his son Jesus.

Chapter 3 of Ephesians- the description of Paul's calling to apostleship, and his mission to reach non-Jewish people with the good news. Rooted in our new identity with Jesus, we all have a calling in life to discover as we walk in relationship with him.

Chapter 2 of Epesians continues Paul's poetic picture of the riches God has given us in a relationship with Christ: a new way of living, a new way of thinking, and a new way of relating to others.

Romell performs a one women dramalogue from the perspective of Mary, the mother of Christ. The story begins at a time near the birth of Christ and ends after His death.

The opening of our Jailhouse Religion series gives an overview of Paul's letter to the church in Ephesus - likely written from a Roman Jail. Chapter one opens with stunningly beautiful treatise on the age old question of relationship with God in Christ - Did he choose us or did we choose him?Religious battles have raged, literally and figuratively, over the issue of predestination vs. free will. But is it really necessary that we choose a side?

Nothing stops our progress in life like resentment. The smallest offenses, if undealt with, soon grow into mammoth roots of bitterness that poison our perspective and keep us off track. How can God's love free us from the shackles of unforgiveness and get us moving again?

How do get on with life after a devastating loss of a loved one? How can life every flourish after divorce? Let's look at practical biblical answers and open up the power of God's love to get us moving again.