As a church, Jesus instructed us to pray that God’s kingdom would come specifically in this world, on earth as it is in heaven. We need to be very clear about what that means, as well as the role God has for us to play. In this series, we’ll discover what happens when God’s kingdom invades this broken world. We’ll also pray for and take specific steps to help advance the kingdom.

As a church, Jesus instructed us to pray that God’s kingdom would come specifically in this world, on earth as it is in heaven. We need to be very clear about what that means, as well as the role God has for us to play. In this series, we’ll discover what happens when God’s kingdom invades this broken world. We’ll also pray for and take specific steps to help advance the kingdom.

In a world searching for identity and direction, the book of Ephesians is a powerful blueprint for the Church. Written by the Apostle Paul, this letter calls us to unity, purpose, and transformation. It reminds us of who we are—not defined by the past or by the world, but made new in Christ. In this series, we’ll uncover God’s vision for His people—rooted in grace, grounded in love, and empowered by the Spirit. This is more than a letter. It’s a call to live out our new identity… together.

In a world searching for identity and direction, the book of Ephesians is a powerful blueprint for the Church. Written by the Apostle Paul, this letter calls us to unity, purpose, and transformation. It reminds us of who we are—not defined by the past or by the world, but made new in Christ. In this series, we’ll uncover God’s vision for His people—rooted in grace, grounded in love, and empowered by the Spirit. This is more than a letter. It’s a call to live out our new identity… together.

In a world searching for identity and direction, the book of Ephesians is a powerful blueprint for the Church. Written by the Apostle Paul, this letter calls us to unity, purpose, and transformation. It reminds us of who we are—not defined by the past or by the world, but made new in Christ. In this series, we’ll uncover God’s vision for His people—rooted in grace, grounded in love, and empowered by the Spirit. This is more than a letter. It’s a call to live out our new identity… together.

In a world searching for identity and direction, the book of Ephesians is a powerful blueprint for the Church. Written by the Apostle Paul, this letter calls us to unity, purpose, and transformation. It reminds us of who we are—not defined by the past or by the world, but made new in Christ. In this series, we’ll uncover God’s vision for His people—rooted in grace, grounded in love, and empowered by the Spirit. This is more than a letter. It’s a call to live out our new identity… together.

In a world searching for identity and direction, the book of Ephesians is a powerful blueprint for the Church. Written by the Apostle Paul, this letter calls us to unity, purpose, and transformation. It reminds us of who we are—not defined by the past or by the world, but made new in Christ. In this series, we’ll uncover God’s vision for His people—rooted in grace, grounded in love, and empowered by the Spirit. This is more than a letter. It’s a call to live out our new identity… together.

In a world searching for identity and direction, the book of Ephesians is a powerful blueprint for the Church. Written by the Apostle Paul, this letter calls us to unity, purpose, and transformation. It reminds us of who we are—not defined by the past or by the world, but made new in Christ. In this series, we’ll uncover God’s vision for His people—rooted in grace, grounded in love, and empowered by the Spirit. This is more than a letter. It’s a call to live out our new identity… together.

What were the “Heroes of the Bible” really like? Sometimes we think of them as “ultra-righteous”—much better than we are. In reality, though, most of these characters were deeply flawed, and the Bible doesn’t gloss over their moral failures. So what does that mean for us today? In this series, we’ll see that God uses IM-perfect people to accomplish His PERFECT plan.

What were the “Heroes of the Bible” really like? Sometimes we think of them as “ultra-righteous”—much better than we are. In reality, though, most of these characters were deeply flawed, and the Bible doesn’t gloss over their moral failures. So what does that mean for us today? In this series, we’ll see that God uses IM-perfect people to accomplish His PERFECT plan.