We all occasionally may forget to marvel in the awe-inspiring truth that God loves you and that in Christ, we may rest complete; listen to this message and be encouraged.

In this message, Dr. Brian Kinlaw speaks of the unique calling on the Apostle Paul's life to declare the reconciling work of Christ, and how Paul's calling relates to our lives and calling today.

In the book of Ephesians, chapter 2, Paul reminds us that as believers we have been adopted into God's household. There are no second class citizens in the kingdom of God, regardless of whatever background we came from. However, we must avoid arrogance and pride at all costs, knowing that the only thing that separates believers from the world is the grace of God Himself.

In chapter 21 of the book of John, Jesus reminds us of the importance of ensuring He is the center of our lives, that we must value Him above all other things.

Paul reminds us in the book of Ephesians that it is not by works, but by grace through faith that saves believers. Our good works are simply an outpouring of our love for The Father, in recognition of what has been done for us through His Son Jesus Christ.

In Ephesians 2, Paul reminds believers that apart from the saving grace of Christ, we are dead. Death equals separation from God. The spiritually dead are under the sway of 3 great forces/powers: the world, the Devil and the flesh. But through Christ, we are granted eternal life and can begin to experience all the blessings God has planned for our lives.

In Ephesians, 1:15-23, Paul prays that believers would know and live in the truth regarding three things already theirs in Christ: the hope of His calling; the riches of His inheritance and the greatness of His power.

Paul reminds us that we as believers are heirs in Christ; through Christ we have been sealed with The Holy Spirit; the purpose of God's blessings are always ultimately to glorify Himself.

In Ephesians, chapter 1, Paul reminds us that God doesn't see us as the world sees us. God sees us as redeemed, forgiven, adopted. In Christ, we are graced with wisdom and understanding and are a part of God's big plan.

In this message, Guest Pastor Josh Mordarski talks about the reality of the gospel using the illustration of the woman caught in the act of adultery. How Jesus handled this situation speaks volumes about how He feels about those that belong to Him.