This month, we look at the importance of the Church from Ephesians 3.  The main idea that is discussed is, "Through Christ, we are part of the most powerful living organism in existence today - the Church."

Why is that the case?  How can young adults experience that statement to be true?

For the month of March, Pastor Brian dove into Ephesians 2:11-22 and what Jesus did to help us walk worthy in unity as the body of Christ.

For our February gathering, we kicked off a new semester study in the book of Ephesians.  Each month, we will look at a key passage from a chapter in Ephesians.  Nate Galloway joined our Young Adults by looking at Ephesians 1:3-14 and the unlimited blessings we have in Christ.

As we finish our theme on Biblical Manhood & Womanhood, we look at what leadership looks like for godly men and women.  What roles does God have in store for each of them?  What can leadership look like inside and outside the Church?

How the world defines maturity is different than how God defines it.  If we are to grow into maturity as Godly men and women, how does that happen?  We look at 1 Corinthians 13 to see what role love plays in that.

How do we make decisions?  Are we spur of the moment?  Planned out?  Do we make decisions based on other people's opinions?  This month, we continue our semester theme on Biblical Manhood/Womanhood by talking about the decisions we make and how they lead to a specific destination...either towards godliness or something else.  

In Part 2 of our study of Biblical Manhood & Womanhood, we take a look at a quality that is required for any man or woman of God...humility.  

We kick off a new season of Young Adult Ministry at West Ridge with a series on Biblical Manhood & Womanhood.  Each month, we will explore key characteristics that help people become godly men and women.  

This month, we start by looking at the thing we pursue more than anything else.

We finish our Gospel Transformation series by looking at the freedom that the Gospel brings.  

On this special Easter week gathering, we look at the authority Jesus had during his final meal with his disciples and how he used that to set an example for us.  We challenge the room to respond to this statement, "As a follower of Jesus, I have been given all authority, so I ___________."