This week we look at the topic of singleness. Paul calls it a gift, but do we see or experience it that way? What is singleness for, and how can we spend it well, even if we long for marriage one day?

This week we look at friendship. What is it? How does it happen? And what stands in the way of us developing new friendships?

We start our relationship series with the most fundamental of our relationships: with God. Looking at the Lord's Prayer, we discuss the three primary ways the Bible describes how God and his people relate: creatures to a Creator, subjects to a King, and children to a Father.

What is RUF? What do we want for you in your time at WCU?

Finishing up the series on Ephesians, we look at the armor of God and see how this book is still all about Jesus.

This week we look at Paul's instructions for the various relationships we have, asking what power looks like when it's used to serve rather than be served.

Paul continues his instruction on what sanctification looks like in our lives. We explore a danger that can happen as we progress in sanctification: thinking that Christianity is about performing. What if, instead, it is about being formed?

What does it mean to "put off the old self" and "put on the new?" And what does any of it have to do with kudzu or Eustace Clarence Scrubb?

Paul says that God gave each individual in the Church a gift. What's yours, and what does it look like to use it for the building up of the body of Christ?

A shorter sermon this week, as we got to meet our incoming interns at Large Group! We're jumping into the 2nd half, where Paul brings his theological reflection crashing into our day-to-day lives. What does it mean that we are "one body?"