In his letter to the Ephesians, Paul provides the foundations of what godly leaders do in helping the church toward maturity.

When our lives aren’t anchored in Christ and we encounter a storm it’s easy for us to get lost in the darkness of the storm. In Acts 27, Paul shows us with God’s presence, God’s purpose, and God’s promise we can gain stability in life’s storms.

We honor God by honoring people. Worthiness is set in the contact of relationships. Relationships, community, and neighboring are all hard work. What does the way you live your life say about the worth of your calling?

How do we get our minds around how big the love of Jesus is for us?  We start by practicing thinking about it and storing it away in our hearts so we can pass it out to others.

The freedom we have in Christ comes with some encouragements to use it for more than just ourselves.  How are you using your freedom?

The wall between Jews & Gentiles was significant. How would this new Jesus movement overcome the hostilities towards each other? Paul saw an answer in the cross.

Guest Pastor Taylor Hammett joins us to speak from Ephesians 2 about how being a piece of work is better news than you might think.

When we feel powerless we feel fear. Our situations can seem bigger than we have answers for. God wants you to know the power you have to live for Him and expand His kingdom. If we understand Him, we will become more like Him.

Not knowing who we are in Christ can lead us to adopt false identities.  In this introductory message to the book of Ephesians, Paul lays out for the believers what their real identity in Christ was.  That reality is true for us as well. 

Guest speaker Dylan Kirkland closes the series with an impactful message on how you can’t outrun God’s forgiveness.