Sermons

Continuing in the book of Ephesians, we take a look at the expected behaviors of believers.

In Ephesians chapter four the Apostle Paul urges us to put off the “old man” and put on the “new man”. This sermon looks at what Paul means by that and the tool that we have been given to steward, that will guide us in the process of living holy lives. Where is the battle fought between choosing the old man or the new man?

As we reach Ephesians 4 Paul takes a sharp turn in his writing, which is very characteristic of Paul’s writing. So where is he taking us? This sermon looks at the transition from doctrine to duty as Paul starts to instruct the Ephesians on how they ought to live their lives in light of their position in Christ. We ask ourselves the question, “What if we did what the book says?”

A look into the religious environment that was in Ephesus when the book of Ephesians was written and how the Apostle Paul addressed it.

In Ephesians 3:1-13 Paul once again repeats the new reality of God’s grace and His reconciliation of the Jews and Gentiles. Why does Paul repeat himself again? This must have been important. It was important indeed – to Paul himself, to the Gentiles, to the angels, and it should be important to us.

Using Ephesians 2:11-22, Pastor Paul walks us through what it means to be reconciled to God and each other through the blood of Jesus Christ. We are ONE church serving the ONE true God.

Ephesians 2:1-10 is the text for this sermon. In it Paul writes about the state that unbelievers are in without Christ. But Paul goes on to write about the various aspects of the salvation that Christ so lovingly brought us. This sermon challenges us to step up and live out the salvation that we have received.

Continuing with the summer study of Ephesians, Peter speaks on Ephesians 1:15-23 focusing on the incomparable great power available to us who believe in Jesus Christ. A wonderful message of hope, strength and power.

This sermon begins our look at the book of Ephesians. The first 14 verses of chapter 1 declare the blessings that are ours in Christ. Paul’s journey to becoming an adopted child of God was an amazing one and so was ours. Let this sermon be a reminder of how valuable you are to the One who chose you.

Summer is upon us! We’re all looking forward to a little rest and relaxation. How about some satisfaction? How about some spirit satisfaction? This sermon looks at the words of Isaiah 55:1-3 and what they have to say about us finding our deep need for satisfaction met by our heavenly Father.