The Apostle Paul visited many places during his missionary travels, but he spent the most time in Ephesus. As we embark on a journey through this letter, we’ll see that Paul’s encouragement them continues to be – STAND FIRM. Standing firm can be difficult as the cultural landscape continues to change, but the Faithful Saints in Ephesus did so in the power of Christ!

Trusting Jesus for salvation is not the end, but the beginning of a new life. For the rest of our earthly life, the Christ follower will encounter ups and downs. However with Christ, we can be steadfast! On Sunday, we'll dive into 1 Corinthians 15:58 to see what this means.

The tomb is EMPTY! Death no longer has a hold on us because Christ has risen! Join us and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus this Easter Sunday.

Death is part of earthly life, but many process it differently. Some fear it; some avoid the topic; some dwell on it, etc. What do the Scriptures say of it? Join us for one of our Good Friday services as we look back on the death that changed everything!

What is this mystery that Paul speaks of? The mystery isn't necessarily in whether this will happen but how and when. The how and when of the fulfillment of Christ's return has been in focus for years, but for the Christian, there is much change that takes place before. Join us Sunday as we kickoff our Easter series: The Death of Death.

It is time for the Apostle Paul to move on from Ephesus. The time and energy invested into this city and the people make it challenging for him to leave. This particular text gives us a window into the leadership meeting as Paul shares parting words with the Ephesian elders. Join us this Sunday as we wrap up Part 4 of Movement.

Do you ever find yourself needing encouragement? Maybe it's a difficult moment, season, etc. and you just need to be reminded of something good! Before setting sail, Paul encouraged the disciples. This small note reminds us of our need to do the same. Join us on Sunday as we mine the Scriptures for encouragement.

We live in a culture of confusion, that’s not up for debate. However, depending on who you might talk to the reason for the confusion may differ. What does the Scripture say about it? Acts 19:21-41 documents a particular moment of confusion in the city of Ephesus. As we lean into the Scriptures this weekend, we pray that you would join us!

You can imagine that we people find out about crazy things happening that they would want to try them. In Acts 19:11-20, this is just what happens. The sons of Sceva try to cast out an evil spirit, but the response is an interesting question: "Who are you?" We'll tackle this question as we dig into the Scriptures on Sunday.

In this section of Acts, we meet a man named Apollos. He is described as an eloquent and competent man. However he receives some criticism. This is something that we've all encountered, yet we struggle with sharing criticism and receiving it. As we study the Scriptures this week, let's ask the Lord to prepare our hearts to hear them well!