Ephesians 5:3-14

Paul continues to describe putting off the old life and putting on the new. He abruptly transitions from talking about Jesus self-giving nature to the self-indulgent nature of the culture. We are called to expose the darkness by living as Children of the Light.

Ephesians 4:25-5:2

Last week we talked broadly about taking off the old practices in order to put on the new. This week, Paul gives us some practical examples of how we are to put on the new. Even though we respond by how we live this does not contribute to the salvation in which Christ paid for.

Ephesians 4:25-5:2

Last week we talked broadly about taking off the old practices in order to put on the new. This week, Paul gives us some practical examples of how we are to put on the new. Even though we respond by how we live this does not contribute to the salvation in which Christ paid for.

Ephesians 4:17-24.

Paul reminds the Gentile believers of the internal change God's truth brings to their lives. Though the culture at that time worshiped other gods, the truth of Jesus is what reorients our lives. Our lives are characterized by a continual putting off of the old and putting on the new.

Ephesians 4:17-24.

Paul reminds the Gentile believers of the internal change God's truth brings to their lives. Though the culture at that time worshiped other gods, the truth of Jesus is what reorients our lives. Our lives are characterized by a continual putting off of the old and putting on the new.

Ephesians 4:7-16

We continue our Series on Ephesians as we learn together to walk a life worthy of the call. Jesus gives all his followers grace and gifts. Sometimes we spend too much time trying to find our gift instead of focusing on being a gift.

Ephesians 4:7-16

We continue our Series on Ephesians as we learn together to walk a life worthy of the call. Jesus gives all his followers grace and gifts. Sometimes we spend too much time trying to find our gift instead of focusing on being a gift.

Romans 15:1-13

As we face a new year, we don't have to be afraid. Instead, we can exchange our fear with hope.

Romans 15:1-13

As we face a new year, we don't have to be afraid. Instead, we can exchange our fear with hope.

John 1:1-18

On Christmas day we look to the one on which everything in our salvation hinges, Jesus. The gospel of John links Jesus to the beginning. Jesus is the same God present in the beginning and he is the one who is moving into the neighborhood.