In this message, Pastor Thomas explains how knowing Jesus affects and transforms every aspect of life. Knowing Jesus means living under His rule as King.

In this message, Pastor Thomas opens Ephesians 2 and explains how Jesus makes all the difference in our relationships. He fixes our broken relationship with God. He tears down all the walls of hostility and "us vs. them" that sin builds between us and others.

Ephesians 2:1-10 is a timely reminder for anyone who is a follower of Jesus. In these verses, the apostle Paul reminds the church what life was like before they belonged to Jesus, and the picture is really grim. But God doesn't leave people alone on their sinful course of self-destruction. God reaches down and saves people, giving them a new life, identity, and purpose.

In this message from Ephesians 1:15-23, Pastor Thomas takes a look at the apostle Paul's prayer for the church at Ephesus, people he loves deeply. He recognizes God's work in their lives. He asks God to help the church see Jesus more clearly, and he asks God to use the church to advance God's mission. Every one of these applies to us today. Quick note: the recording begins about ten minutes into the message. Our apologies for the mistake!

Who you are, or even who you think you are, determines how you will make decisions, prioritize your life, and how you'll figure out if your life is a success or failure. The book of Ephesians tells us that God wants to give a new identity to people who are adopted into His family by grace, In this message, Pastor Thomas show us from Ephesians 1:1-2 just what that identity of God's people means.

In this episode, you'll hear the book of Ephesians read in its entirety by Life Group leaders from PCM. Then, Pastor Thomas clues us in to why this letter written by Paul to the church in the city of Ephesus matters to us today.

In this message, Pastor Thomas wraps up the series, "King of _____." by explaining why the resurrection of King Jesus is the best news you've ever heard.

The Kingdom of God is unlike any kingdom we've ever experienced. Nowhere is this more evident than in Jesus' death by crucifixion. His greatest victory looks like the worst defeat. He proves His strength in this moment of apparent weakness. In this message, Hunter Young explains why this is good news for us today, and how we can be citizens in Jesus' Kingdom.

Even when He was betrayed, arrested, and forced to stand as the defendant in a mock trial, Jesus reigned as King. In this message from Mark 15, Daniel Moore shows us that Jesus endured all of this to offer us a trade: He takes the place of guilty sinners so that He can offer them all the benefits of His good kingdom.

Stories about kings, princesses, and royal realms are always popular. Why is that? In this message from Mark 11, Pastor Thomas shows us that everybody is meant to live for a kingdom - Jesus' Kingdom.