The Hallows Church

In this episode, Pastor Andrew Arthur continues our study through the Epistle of Ephesians with a teaching of how those who are saved by the gospel become servants of the gospel—equipped to serve, to suffer, and to shine for the glory of God’s eternal purpose from 3:1-13.

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In "The Church: Grace Made Visible," we explore God's design for his Church as revealed in the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. What we will find is that God's Church is not a place but a people who have been gripped by the gospel of grace. Together, they form a worshipping, missional community who revel in the grace of God while carrying out their collective calling to make much of Jesus in the world that is. Admittedly, the Church does not always live up to who God created her to be, and as a result, many people have fallen out of love with the Church. Nevertheless, as we uncover what Scripture says about God's plan and purpose for His Church, we will, by God’s grace, find ourselves falling in love with Her all over again. After all, Jesus still loves the Church, for it remains His eternal Bride.

In this episode, Pastor Andrew Arthur continues our study through the Epistle of Ephesians with a teaching of how Jesus died on the cross to reconcile races in the family of God from 2:11-22.

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In "The Church: Grace Made Visible," we explore God's design for his Church as revealed in the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. What we will find is that God's Church is not a place but a people who have been gripped by the gospel of grace. Together, they form a worshipping, missional community who revel in the grace of God while carrying out their collective calling to make much of Jesus in the world that is. Admittedly, the Church does not always live up to who God created her to be, and as a result, many people have fallen out of love with the Church. Nevertheless, as we uncover what Scripture says about God's plan and purpose for His Church, we will, by God’s grace, find ourselves falling in love with Her all over again. After all, Jesus still loves the Church, for it remains His eternal Bride.

In this episode, Pastor Bryant Jones continues our study through the Epistle of Ephesians with a teaching of how God’s grace is displayed through his mercy and the great love he showed us in Christ in rescuing sinners from sin, death and eternal separation, to righteousness, life and good works from 2:1-10.

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In "The Church: Grace Made Visible," we explore God's design for his Church as revealed in the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. What we will find is that God's Church is not a place but a people who have been gripped by the gospel of grace. Together, they form a worshipping, missional community who revel in the grace of God while carrying out their collective calling to make much of Jesus in the world that is. Admittedly, the Church does not always live up to who God created her to be, and as a result, many people have fallen out of love with the Church. Nevertheless, as we uncover what Scripture says about God's plan and purpose for His Church, we will, by God’s grace, find ourselves falling in love with Her all over again. After all, Jesus still loves the Church, for it remains His eternal Bride.

In this episode, Pastor Jeff Hundley continues our study through the Epistle of Ephesians with a teaching of how God’s gracious gift of salvation as a dynamic past, present and future reality, giving us life where there was death, freedom where there was bondage and kindness where there was condemnation from 2:1-10.

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In "The Church: Grace Made Visible," we explore God's design for his Church as revealed in the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. What we will find is that God's Church is not a place but a people who have been gripped by the gospel of grace. Together, they form a worshipping, missional community who revel in the grace of God while carrying out their collective calling to make much of Jesus in the world that is. Admittedly, the Church does not always live up to who God created her to be, and as a result, many people have fallen out of love with the Church. Nevertheless, as we uncover what Scripture says about God's plan and purpose for His Church, we will, by God’s grace, find ourselves falling in love with Her all over again. After all, Jesus still loves the Church, for it remains His eternal Bride.

In this episode, Pastor Andrew Arthur continues our study through the Epistle of Ephesians with a teaching of how Prayer triggers the application of truth in our lives, specifically that we would know Jesus more deeply and experience Jesus more richly from chapter 1:15-23.

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In "The Church: Grace Made Visible," we explore God's design for his Church as revealed in the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. What we will find is that God's Church is not a place but a people who have been gripped by the gospel of grace. Together, they form a worshipping, missional community who revel in the grace of God while carrying out their collective calling to make much of Jesus in the world that is. Admittedly, the Church does not always live up to who God created her to be, and as a result, many people have fallen out of love with the Church. Nevertheless, as we uncover what Scripture says about God's plan and purpose for His Church, we will, by God’s grace, find ourselves falling in love with Her all over again. After all, Jesus still loves the Church, for it remains His eternal Bride.

In this episode, Pastor Andrew Arthur continues our study through the Epistle of Ephesians at the West Seattle Expression with a teaching of how we worship God in response to the grace flowing from the Father’s affections to us as demonstrated in the Son’s work for us, and assured by the Spirit’s presence within us. from chapter 1:3-14.

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In "The Church: Grace Made Visible," we'll explore God's design for his Church as revealed in the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. What we will find is that God's Church is not a place but a people who have been gripped by the gospel of grace. Together, they form a worshipping, missional community who revel in the grace of God while carrying out their collective calling to make much of Jesus in the world that is. Admittedly, the Church does not always live up to who God created her to be, and as a result, many people have fallen out of love with the Church. Nevertheless, as we uncover what Scripture says about God's plan and purpose for His Church, we will, by God’s grace, find ourselves falling in love with Her all over again. After all, Jesus still loves the Church, for it remains His eternal Bride.

In this episode, Pastor Jeff Hundley continues our study through the Epistle of Ephesians at the North Expression with a teaching of how we worship God in response to the grace flowing from the Father’s affections to us as demonstrated in the Son’s work for us, and assured by the Spirit’s presence within us. from chapter 1:3-14.

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In "The Church: Grace Made Visible," we'll explore God's design for his Church as revealed in the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. What we will find is that God's Church is not a place but a people who have been gripped by the gospel of grace. Together, they form a worshipping, missional community who revel in the grace of God while carrying out their collective calling to make much of Jesus in the world that is. Admittedly, the Church does not always live up to who God created her to be, and as a result, many people have fallen out of love with the Church. Nevertheless, as we uncover what Scripture says about God's plan and purpose for His Church, we will, by God’s grace, find ourselves falling in love with Her all over again. After all, Jesus still loves the Church, for it remains His eternal Bride.

In this episode, Pastor Andrew Arthur introduces our study through the Epistle of Ephesians with a teaching of how God’s redeeming grace is made visible in the context of a local church from chapter 1:1-2.

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In "The Church: Grace Made Visible," we'll explore God's design for his Church as revealed in the Apostle Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. What we will find is that God's Church is not a place but a people who have been gripped by the gospel of grace. Together, they form a worshipping, missional community who revel in the grace of God while carrying out their collective calling to make much of Jesus in the world that is. Admittedly, the Church does not always live up to who God created her to be, and as a result, many people have fallen out of love with the Church. Nevertheless, as we uncover what Scripture says about God's plan and purpose for His Church, we will, by God’s grace, find ourselves falling in love with Her all over again. After all, Jesus still loves the Church, for it remains His eternal Bride.

In this stand-alone sermon, Pastor Andrew preaches at the Fremont Expression on how Jesus satisfies our eternal thirst for God and ignites a holy hunger within us to do God’s will from John 4:1-42.

[North Expression] Running to Win | 1 Corinthians 9:23-27 by The Hallows Church