Today’s passage is rife with political implications in our current context. How can we read Paul’s words without polarizing the discussion even more?

We were the walking dead. In Christ we are resurrected to new life. We walk in an entirely new way now.

May the eyes of your heart be enlightened to know the hope we are called to, the riches of his glorious inheritance, and his incomparably great power for us who believe!

Grace and Peace to you through our Lord Jesus Christ! As we begin this new series, may we grasp the scope of Ephesians!

Grace and Peace to you through our Lord Jesus Christ! As we begin this new series, may we grasp the scope of Ephesians!

Christianity is entirely unique in the pantheon of world religions. Today pastor Wayne explains why, as he contrasts religion and the gospel.

Upon the resurrection hinges our entire faith. If indeed Christ rose from the dead, we can no longer remain the same; this changes everything.

As we move from the generalities of deism to the particularities of Trinitarianism, we discover that it’s all about a dance – the dance of relationship and community.

How do millennials intuitively know what is moral, and good, and just? Is it possible that the Spirit of God testifies within us to His existence?

We are a free people with free agency and yet at the same time suffer from bondage of the will; how do we reconcile this problem of sin?