Eph 2:11-3:6 - This week we look at the communal aspects of the salvation accomplished for us by Christ. What does it mean that we've been united to one another? What does it mean that we don't always experience it right now?

What does it look like to have a full picture of the Christian life? What happens when we leave out one leg of the stool? How do we get off balance?

This week we continue looking at Ephesians 1, seeing the heart of Paul's prayer for that church. What is it that we most need?

Starting our series on Ephesians, we look at Paul's long declaration of praise to God, highlighting the adopting love of the Father, the redeeming love of the Son, and the sealing love of the Spirit.

How are we supposed to respond to the realization that life under the sun is all vanity? What does the preacher want us to do? And what on earth is a goad?

What does the Preacher say about the pursuit of justice in our world? What do we do with the seeming injustice that we see all around us?

Pleasure won't give us meaning outside of God: what about work? Achievement? Accolades? Recognition?

The Preacher gives us his first experiment: can I find meaning in pleasure?

We start our short series on the book of Ecclesiastes this week, looking at the overall project of the book: what does the Preacher mean that "all things are vanity?" And if we can't find meaning and purpose in anything "under the sun," what are we to do?

Who is my neighbor? What does love of neighbor look like? What does it cost?