Why would Paul choose Spiritual Warfare as the topic of his final words in this letter? What does that have to do with us today? How does this inform our spiritual identity.

Well, one thing is for sure, we all face some struggles in life. Have you ever wondered why these "struggles" keep happening, for many and throughout history? In this message, Peter looks at how we can face these struggles in our lives and ultimately still be standing at the end.

This is the final instalment in our "Who Are You?" series going through the book of Ephesians to find how we can live our identity in Christ.

In continuing our series through the book of Ephesians, we change tactics here and share the message between 3 people who were each given the task of doing a SOAP of the passage. SOAP is an acronym we use to read the bible and gain personal inspiration and revelation.

S - stands for Scripture. This is where we note which part of the scripture stood out to us.

O - is for Observation. Here, we look at what stood out to us through the passage and what we noticed and learned in it.

A - is for Application. This is where we ask, "How do I apply this passage to my life?" This is where the rubber hits the road and makes the scripture real in our lives

P - is the last part where we share a Prayer that brings all this together and asks God to help us live his way.

Listen to John, David and Lou from our congregation as they bring a message that God spoke to them about in Ephesians 5.

This week, the book Ephesians changes tone. Before now, there have been some big ideas and big themes. Now the writer gets much more practical. They start with sharing how we all have a calling from God.

Peter helps us explore what that calling is and how we all have a part to play in that calling.

The book of Ephesians is filled many statements of identity - of who we are in Christ. Such as 'I am chosen, I am adopted, I am blessed, I am loved, I am God's masterpiece. When we take hold of these for ourselves, it impacts the way we live.

In this series, 'Who Are You?', each week we will be reading through a chapter of the book of Ephesians, looking at our identity in Christ and how we live in light of that.

Christine takes us through the second chapter, exploring themes like grace, transformation and our part to play in God's mission.

The book of Ephesians is filled many statements of identity - of who we are in Christ. Such as 'I am chosen, I am adopted, I am blessed, I am loved, I am God's masterpiece. When we take hold of these for ourselves, it impacts the way we live.

In this series, 'Who Are You?', each week we will be reading through a chapter of the book of Ephesians, looking at our identity in Christ and how we live in light of that.

Rebecca kicks us off with an affirming message for who we are in Jesus.

In our final installment of this series, Peter explores the themes that James finishes with—considering James' encouragement to listen to the Word and do what it says.

What has the number one place in your life? Rebecca takes us through James chapter 4 to see what he was trying to share with the early church. These things still ring true for us today.

What do your actions say about your faith? Peter explores this idea from James chapter 2. Continue with us as we journey through the letter of James to hear what God might be saying to us.

Peter kicks off this series on the book of James looking at the topic of finding joy in times of trial.

Rebecca walks us through the bible and explores the work of the Holy Spirit.