Paul closes his relational reformation by addressing the nature of Christians in the workplace.

Scripture: Ephesians 6:5-9

Paul closes his relational reformation by addressing the nature of Christians in the workplace.

Sometimes we can be so overwhelmed by our life circumstances that we forget to trust in the faithfulness of God. Joshua 1 helps us find strength in the faithfulness and goodness of God, regardless of what's going on in our lives.

Paul continues to mold our relationships with the gospel as he turns to children and parents.

Scripture: Ephesians 6:1-4

Paul continues to mold our relationships with the gospel as he turns to children and parents.

God’s word is powerful and it always provokes a response. The Ninevites responded in repentance. Jonah responded with frustration. What do you do with God’s word when it comes to you?

Paul opens his address to Christian relationships by focusing on the uniqueness of marriage and its relationship to the gospel.

Scripture: Ephesians 5:21-33

Paul opens his address to Christian relationships by focusing on the uniqueness of marriage and its relationship to the gospel.

Failure can often be crippling and defining. But Isaiah 49 shows us that even in failure, we can be defined by success, even if that success isn't our own.

The story of Jonah isn’t a fish story, it’s a God story. In chapters 1 and 2, we see God's grace in three unexpected places.