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Ephesians (Week 11) In the first Sunday of this new year, we are challenged in Ephesians 4 to put off an old self and put on a new self by recognizing who we ought to be and renewing our minds. It takes realizing how much we owe God in order to realize what we ought to be. And when we realize who we ought to be, we have the desire to change. (Eph. 4:17-33, Phil. 2)

Ephesians (Week 11) In the first Sunday of this new year, we are challenged in Ephesians 4 to put off an old self and put on a new self by recognizing who we ought to be and renewing our minds. It takes realizing how much we owe God in order to realize what we ought to be. And when we realize who we ought to be, we have the desire to change. (Eph. 4:17-33, Phil. 2)

In our last Sunday of 2017, we reflect back on the highs and lows that we have each experienced and look to the story of Joseph as an example of how we should handle 2018. In his life he experienced the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, but throughout it all, he looked to The Lord first. (Matt. 6:33, Gen. 39, 40, 41)

In our last Sunday of 2017, we reflect back on the highs and lows that we have each experienced and look to the story of Joseph as an example of how we should handle 2018. In his life he experienced the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, but throughout it all, he looked to The Lord first. (Matt. 6:33, Gen. 39, 40, 41)

Emmanuel, God With Us (Week 2) Sometimes we know more about God's presence then we actually feel. Today we are challenged to embrace His presence through the story of His birth and recognizing that the birth of Jesus is a history splitting, movement making, human saving, world shaping moment in history. (Psalm 139, Joshua 1:9, Matt. 28:20, Deut. 31, Isaiah 41:10, Rom. 8:38-39, Luke 2)

Emmanuel, God With Us (Week 2) Sometimes we know more about God's presence then we actually feel. Today we are challenged to embrace His presence through the story of His birth and recognizing that the birth of Jesus is a history splitting, movement making, human saving, world shaping moment in history. (Psalm 139, Joshua 1:9, Matt. 28:20, Deut. 31, Isaiah 41:10, Rom. 8:38-39, Luke 2)

Emmanuel, God With Us (Week 1) Throughout history, God has been reminding us that He is with us. From Moses and Joshua to Elijah, He repeatedly proclaims the comfort and peace of His presence in our life. Sadly, His presence is often one of the most ignored things in our life. We seek Him in the big flashy things, but His presence is often found in the silence and the whisper. (Matt. 1:18-23, Isaiah 7:14, I Kings 19:3-13)

Emmanuel, God With Us (Week 1) Throughout history, God has been reminding us that He is with us. From Moses and Joshua to Elijah, He repeatedly proclaims the comfort and peace of His presence in our life. Sadly, His presence is often one of the most ignored things in our life. We seek Him in the big flashy things, but His presence is often found in the silence and the whisper. (Matt. 1:18-23, Isaiah 7:14, I Kings 19:3-13)

Ephesians (Week 10) In the fourth chapter of Ephesians, Paul depicts what

it looks like for the church to be mature, theologically driven, and

relationally healthy. For many of us, we put so much of our focus on the

individual pursuit of God, but what if we together as a church became more

like what Christ intended? Are we on a trajectory that is becoming more

like an Ephesians 4 church? (Ephesians 4:11-16)

Ephesians (Week 10) In the fourth chapter of Ephesians, Paul depicts what

it looks like for the church to be mature, theologically driven, and

relationally healthy. For many of us, we put so much of our focus on the

individual pursuit of God, but what if we together as a church became more

like what Christ intended? Are we on a trajectory that is becoming more

like an Ephesians 4 church? (Ephesians 4:11-16)