Do you want to be successful and prosper? In "Meditate Then Do" Pastor John explains that when we go our own ways and ignore God's rules for our lives, we essentially fall into the hand of the the enemy of God. 

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Are we able to resist all of what the enemy throws at us? In "The Armor of God" Pastor John reviews Ephesians 6 where the Apostle Paul assures us that if we "put on all of God’s armor" we "will be able to stand firm against all strategies of the devil." (New Living Translation) 

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What does it mean when the Apostle Paul says "be careful how you live"? In "A Believer's Call - Part 2", Pastor John outlines chapter 5 of the book of Ephesians and shows us that, like parents teaching children, God gives us limits because he wants what is best for us. 

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Has God equipped and empowered you? In "The Believer's Call" Pastor John continues the exploration of the book of Ephesians to answer this and other questions regarding how a believer can tap into a strength they didn't know they had to act in ways they didn't know they could. 

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 What is the mystery that the apostle Paul mentions several times in his book to the Ephesians? In "The Mystery", Pastor John shows the somewhat surprising answer is that one aspect is that the "wisdom of God might now be made known through the church to the rulers and the authorities in the heavenly places." Very interesting. 

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What do you think of the statement that God decided, even before you were born, to make you with special talents and abilities to do specific good works? In "His Workmanship, Citizens, and Members" Pastor John shows how God had specific intention and purpose for your life. 

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Have you ever said "God can't use me".  In "Christ and His Holy People" Pastor John reminds us that we are called Holy and can receive abilities and knowledge to do what he calls you to do or as Ephesians 1:18 says "the confident hope he has given to those he called".

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Would you call yourself a saint, in the biblical sense? In "Prove me wrong", Pastor John shows that the word saint (Greek ἁγίοις or hagiois), was used to describe a follower of Christ in Ephesians 1:1. Do you follow Christ? 

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How did the early Christian church attract so many followers? In "The Church Begins" Pastor John outlines 10 attributes of the early church that are still just as relevant and important for today's church to follow. 

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Do you believe you could have full access to God today? In "The Unveiling Begins", Pastor John shows that even the disciples didn't recognize Jesus at certain times. Are you hearing but not recognizing Jesus when he speaks to you? 

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