JR continues our series through Ephesians, urging believers to embrace their role in bringing restoration to the world and spiritual realms.

Tyler explores the theme of inclusion and unity in Christ, emphasizing the inclusion of Gentiles in the Gospel.

Jeff Wald continues our series through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians by urging the congregation to anchor themselves in their identity in Christ and let the gospel transform their lives.

JR begins our series on Ephesians by emphasizing blessings in Christ, assurance of salvation, redemption, hope, inheritance, and the Holy Spirit’s presence.

God created man in his image, after his likeness, to have dominion over the earth (Gen. 1:26 ESV). How do we fulfill this commission? By submitting ourselves to Jesus, learning where we have authority, and persevering.

Rebekah Harris shares about identity and purpose both found and given by Christ.

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James describes the tongue as deadly. The only way to subdue it is by applying God’s Word, replacing evil words with godly truth.

Facing insurmountable odds, Jehoshaphat turned to God in desperate prayer, fasting, and worship, and led all the people to do the same, teaching us how we ought to respond to difficult circumstances.

Donna Bloomfield shares her experience working in Burundi, witnessing God’s transformative power among displaced communities. Initially questioning God amidst suffering, she discovered that love and service bring hope and change. By teaching sustainable farming and providing practical help, she saw lives transformed spiritually and physically.