Pastor Rob Preaching

Why isn’t generosity an optional accessory clipped onto the new clothes of the new creation, but part of the fabric itself? In his verse‑by‑verse preaching through Ephesians, Pastor Rob Ginter shows that Christians care for one another because the Gospel has rewoven who we are.

This sermon warns that anger is like a dangerous outfit—a Venom‑like suit that feels powerful at first but soon begins to control, distort, and damage the one who wears it. Drawing from Ephesians 4:26–27, Pastor Rob Ginter explains why Christians must “take off” the old clothes of lying and losing their temper.

What happens when the lies we tell to protect ourselves slowly begin to shape who we are? In this sermon from Ephesians 4:25, “The Wages of Spin” Pastor Rob Ginter confronts the old clothes of deception and calls Christians to walk in truth because they have been made new in Christ.

What happens when someone who has been made new in Christ keeps trying to live like the world around them? This sermon on Ephesians 4:17–24 confronts the tension between a believer’s new identity in Jesus and the constant pull to return to old sinful patterns.

Why should you grow as a Christian? Pastor Rob Ginter preaches verse through the book of Ephesians to show God isn’t building an eternal daycare but a mature, truth‑shaped, love‑driven body.

What does it look like to truly live out unity in the church? In this sermon from Epistle to the Ephesians 4:3–12, we see that unity in Christ means every believer is called to walk together, not stand by as a spectator.

What if the real test of your faith isn’t how high you can climb, but how patiently you can walk with the people who make the journey hard? This sermon explores how to deal with people that get on your nerves.

Why does lowering yourself for others not make you a doormat? This sermon unpacks Paul’s call in Ephesians 4:1–2 to “walk worthy” by embracing humility and gentleness as the natural outflow of our gospel identity.

What kind of hope survives when life gets hard? Pastor Rob Ginter turns to 1 Peter 1 to show how the resurrection of Jesus Christ doesn’t just brighten our best days — it redefines our darkest ones.

What is the root cause of our powerlessness over sin as Christians? In his sermon on Ephesians 3:14-21, Pastor Rob Ginter explains how God designed our spiritual batteries to be recharged.