"Wives, submit to your husbands" may be the most abused and misused passage in the Bible.  In this week's sermon, John will look at this passage from several perspectives and ask a hard question --- when, if ever, should we disobey scripture?

In this week's episode, Paula talks about misconceptions and responsibilities of being a Christian and a responsible citizen.

This week's sermon by co-pastor Paula Williams continues our sermon series entitled A Walk Through Ephesians, with a look at Ephesians Chapters 3 & 4. Over the next several weeks, we’ll be looking at what Paul had to say to the church at Ephesus about how to be human together. This week we examine how to live practically as followers of Jesus, including being committed to the truth, dealing with our anger appropriately, forgiving well, and empowering others.

This week's sermon by co-pastor John Gaddis continues our sermon series entitled A Walk Through Ephesians, with a look at Ephesians 2. Over the next several weeks, we’ll be looking at what Paul had to say to the church at Ephesus about how to be human together. This week we examine that Paul is writing to the Ephesians in Ephesus - which happens to be the home to the largest temple in the known world -- and flips everything on its head by talking about how God is building a temple out of PEOPLE with Jesus as the cornerstone of the temple.

This week's sermon by co-pastor Kristie Sykes kicks off our new sermon series entitled A Walk Through Ephesians, with a look at Ephesians 1. Over the next several weeks, we’ll be looking at what Paul had to say to the church at Ephesus about how to be human together. This week we focus on the idea that if you truly know that God loves you as you are, maybe you’ll stop focusing on what you do wrong, and spend more time thinking about what you do right, and how that can help the church and the world become a better place.Description: This week's sermon by co-pastor Kristie Sykes kicks off our new sermon series entitled A Walk Through Ephesians, with a look at Ephesians 1. Over the next several weeks, we’ll be looking at what Paul had to say to the church at Ephesus about how to be human together. This week we focus on the idea that if you truly know that God loves you as you are, maybe you’ll stop focusing on what you do wrong, and spend more time thinking about what you do right, and how that can help the church and the world become a better place.

Description: In today's sermon our co-pastor Paula Williams looks at how the Spirit started something in Jerusalem: the Church, and what Jesus said it should be. The church is the place where we do good deeds to leave the world a better place than we found it.  It is a place we work out together the meaning of life.  And it is the place we learn how to be human together.

In today's message, our co-pastor Paula Williams hosts several church members speaking on what our church has meant in their lives.

In today's sermon our co-pastor Nicole Vickey celebrates and examines Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles in a great wind with tongues of fire. Pentecost is the kept promise of Jesus, as he ascended to Heaven, that he would send the Holy Spirit to live with us and guide us.

In today's sermon we conclude our Unlocking Parables sermon series. Our co-pastor Paula Williams reexamines the parable of the prodigal son. The sermon focuses on the father’s grace, even though neither son acted with much love toward the father.

In today's sermon, John Gaddis looks at how our upbringing can impact the way we view the physical world and the spiritual world, and the work that we're called to do to bring those worlds together.