Despite a literal and spiritual dividing wall of hostility between Jews and Gentiles—centuries of conflict starting with Abraham—in Christ, they are reconciled. Their identity is no longer circumcised or uncircumcised, it is a new people, “Christian.”

Even more amazingly, in Christ, God and sinners are reconciled. Christians are reconciled to one another and together are a dwelling place for God. Join us today as Pastor Bryan unpacks Ephesians 2:11-22 and how we are now together in Christ.

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Despite a literal and spiritual dividing wall of hostility between Jews and Gentiles—centuries of conflict starting with Abraham—in Christ, they are reconciled. Their identity is no longer circumcised or uncircumcised, it is a new people, “Christian.”

Even more amazingly, in Christ, God and sinners are reconciled. Christians are reconciled to one another and together are a dwelling place for God. Join us today as Pastor Bryan unpacks Ephesians 2:11-22 and how we are now together in Christ.

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If you are a Christian, Jesus appreciates you. This means that God's faithful people can receive encouragement and thankfulness from Jesus, even if they don't receive such from other people.

God sees everything you do and you are appreciated. Join us as Pastor Bryan walks through Ephesians 1:15-23 and highlights how being "In Christ" = Appreciation by God.

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We oftentimes assume that God doesn2019t want to bless us, or, if he does, that we have to pay him back. But God is good; we don2019t have to make him bless us. His people are blessed in Christ through, predestination, adoption, redemption, forgiveness, grace, and are sealed by the presence and power of the Holy Spirit - all to the praise of God's glory.

We bless the God who has blessed us. Join Pastor Bryan this week as he breaks down Ephesians 1:3-14 ESV.

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Paul writes to the church in Ephesus and starts by saying they are saints in Christ. A Christian's identity is primarily saint, not sinner. You will sin some of the time, but you are a saint all of the time in Christ.

A saint is remorseful over sin, receiving conviction from God; there is no condemnation for the saint. A saint is faithful and powerful over sin through the empowering grace of God. Join us as Pastor Brian Boone unpacks Ephesians 1:1-2 ESV

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In today's message we will set up a 15 week study that will take us through the Book of Ephesians. This study is designed to show us who we are in Christ and how that changes everything. We will not begin in Ephesians today but rather laying all the groundwork we need for the coming weeks on Identity.

Our groundwork begins in Genesis 1 as God defines us mankind and then Genesis 3 where our Identity Crisis begins with Adam, Eve, and Satan in the Garden of Eden.

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In today's message we will set up a 15 week study that will take us through the Book of Ephesians. This study is designed to show us who we are in Christ and how that changes everything. We will not begin in Ephesians today but rather laying all the groundwork we need for the coming weeks on Identity. Our groundwork begins in Genesis 1 as God defines us mankind and then Genesis 3 where our Identity Crisis begins with Adam, Eve, and Satan in the Garden of Eden

In 1 Kings Chapter 17 & 18 , Elijah is given a task by God to confront Ahab (Israel's most evil King) and command a drought for 3 years. Between the Promise and the Payoff of seeing this complete was a Process from him. Discover how important that process is in Elijah's life and ours.

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Sun Stand Still-Part7

Sun Stand Still-Part7

It is not just good enough to motivate yourself to want to live with Audacious Faith. There is a developmental process that has to happen in our faith. It MUST grow. Every time the Disciples would see Jesus do a miracle, their faith would grow. In addition, as you look back in the Gospels, the real growth happened when they stepped out in faith and God showed up on the scene for them.

Join us as we walk through Matthew 14 as Peter gets his faith tested and approved by Jesus on the raging seas.

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