We all know that God has a plan for our lives, but how can we know what it is? Pastor John dissect's Paul's encouraging words to the Ephesians on a search for God's will in our daily decisions.

A light house's purpose is to protect you from crashing and burning on the hidden rocks in your path. Paul explains how our reflection of Christ lights the way for us to avoid the rocks that would destroy us. Pastor John dives in to chapter 5 and draws out the finer points of Paul's letter to Ephesus.

The original pastor of Summit Ridge Church visits and shares what God has been doing in the church planting mission field. Paul shares his heart for ministry and Jesus' heart for the lost.

Paul creates a list of commands that shapes an effective minister of the Gospel. Listen in as Pastor John explains each of Paul's points to the Church in Ephesus.

Pastor John walks through Paul's exhortation to live the new life given through Christ. What does that look like? What of the remaining indwelling sin? What does God say about our daily struggles to live like Christ?

Pastor John returns to the book of Ephesians as we look at the purpose of our God-given gifts. What is our role in church? Does Sunday morning represent the climax of our ministry every week? What does the apostle Paul have to say about the resposibility of each of us in the body of Christ?

It's important for us to stop and marvel at the incredible works of our God and celebration His many victories. Pastor John opens the book of Psalms to glimpse at the power and holiness that is our living God. The Psalmist advises the reader to "selah"; to rest and meditate on the truth of God's power.

There's no denying that the world is full of things that haunt us and drive us to anxiety and distrusting God's most adamant promises, but God. Our God is a God who saves and actively intervenes in our daily lives, guiding us to Him. Pastor John travels through scripture showing God's continued salvation of His most beloved creation.

Learning theology is a noble pursuit, knowing the truths and mystery of the Gospel, but without love and a life to match, theology is as useless as your pinky toe. Pastor John explains the difference between knowing the truth of the Gospel and living it.

Back again at thew beginning of the fourth chapter of Paul's letter to the Ephesians, Pastor John delves in to the inconvenient application of lofty concepts. Gentleness? Meekness? Patience? What do all those things have to do with being a powerhouse of the Gospel?