As we continue in our walk through the book of Ephesians, we unpack God's primary purpose for marriage: to paint a living picture of Christ and His Church. Our union with Christ is at the heart of this text and how we understand our union with Him relates to how we understand the union between a husband and his wife.

God gives us instructions for how to experience the most harmony and unity within a marriage.

When we walk in love, light and wisdom we resemble our Heavenly Father. Our ability to do this well rests, however, on the understand of one glorious spiritual reality.

God wants to change you into something better. Today, we look at 7 characteristics (snapshots) of our new life in Christ. 

As we continue in our study of the book of Ephesians, we move into chapter 4 and the second half of the letter. Now Paul moves from our identity in Christ to our activity for Christ. Christians are called to become mature and to live lives worthy of the calling we have received.

One of the most important prayers we can pray for ourselves and for others is for the power of God in our lives.

We were spiritually dead because of our sin, but because of His great love for us, God made us alive through Christ.

We were made to know God. Today, we look at a Pray to know God better: to be filled with his hope, to be filled with a sense of how precious we are to him , and to be filled with his power.

Do you know who you are? Do you know how rich you are? As Paul open his letter to the Ephesians he takes us to the breathtaking landscape of God's grace and shares 7 realities for those who are "in Christ". 

In this week’s message we discover the beautiful gift we are given by God, the gift of Jesus.  As a conclusion to our Christmas series on peace, we recognize that the gift of Jesus is also the gift of peace.  We conclude this message by talking about re-gifting this gift of peace, this gift of Jesus, to the world.