Paul shares the bad news and the good news of the gospel message. We are saved by grace through faith. What does that mean? This passage and message expresses what that means. 

Paul gives the bad news of our predicament because of sin (Eph. 2:1-3) while sharing the great news of what God has done (Eph 2:4-7). 

Paul prays to God in gratitude for the Saints in Ephesus. We continue looking at his prayer where he asks the Lord to give them wisdom and understanding with how great Jesus is. 

Ephesians 1:15-16, the Apostle Paul starts his prayer to God by thanking God for the believers in Ephesus. This is a good reminder for us to be thankful for the Christians in the church and in our lives. 

Acts 2:42-47 reveals to us what was at the forefront of the early church and what they were devoted to. This is a good reminder for us today in what we should be devoted to with the Lord.

Pastor Mike Barksdale teaches from Ecclesiastes 3:1-13 on what it means to be content in the Lord and being thirsty for Jesus Christ who is our living water. 

The praise of Mary was to Magnify the Lord. What does that mean for us today as we celebrate that Jesus came to save sinners?

This message focuses on the birth of John the Baptist. He was called the forerunner for Jesus and yet there is some wonderful and challenging reminders for us today to learn from this passage. 

We continue our Christmas series by looking at the birth announcement to Joseph and how the incarnation matters. 

The first coming of Jesus which we see how he is the redeemer will come again. The first advent points to the second advent. The message from Luke 2:22-38; 1 Peter 1:13.