The Bible says of Caleb that he fully followed the Lord. It should be the aim of every believer to be all in for God and to fully follow Him. Tonight, we'll learn about how Caleb (and Joshua) was faithful to God and had confidence in the Lord.

The Bible, in Ephesians 4, speaks of how we are no longer walk in the old ways of the flesh but of how we are to walk as a "new man". Doing this involves the constant putting off of the deeds of the flesh and the putting on the deeds of the new nature God has given us by His Spirit.

In the midst of a wicked and perverse generation, Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord. Tonight, we'll learn about how Noah was loyal to the Lord despite what everyone around him was doing.

What are the purpose of spiritual gifts? Today in Ephesians 4, Pastor Joel teaches on the four spiritual gifts that Paul instructs the church in. We pray that you are ministered to by today's sermon.

Tonight, Pastor Joel teaches out of Genesis 5. In Genesis 5 we find the genealogy from Adam to Noah and his sons. Genealogies are oftentimes something that we don't spend too much time looking into but, as we'll learn tonight, there are some great things to learn from them!

In Ephesians 4 we see Paul charge the Church to "walk worthy of the calling with which we were called". In this sermon, we'll look into questions like what does it mean to walk worthy and how do we do so? What is the calling that God has called us to walk worthy of? What's the big deal with unity?

Tonight we look into the infamous story of Cain and Abel. We'll learn about the offerings that they each made to the Lord, the response God had to their offerings, what Cain did to his brother, how sin desires to rule over us, and much more.

Today in Ephesians 3, we continue to learn about Paul's heart for the church at Ephesus. We'll look at how he desired to see their inner man strengthened by the Spirit, for Christ to dwell in them, and that they may learn to comprehend the depth of God's love for them.

Last week we learned about how Adam and Eve sinned against God by eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Tonight, we'll look at the result and repercussions of their sinful choice as well as the future promise regarding the triumph of Christ.

What is the mystery of Christ? In Ephesians 3 we see the mystery explained and revealed.