Hue finished the Ephesians sermon series speaking from Ephesians 6 encouraging us to “put on the whole armor of God” and to become tuned to His Spirit.
Read MoreHue finished Ephesians 5 by focusing on verses 21-32. He urged us to “submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.” He carefully explained what this mutual submission looks like, especially in the context of Paul’s specific instructions to husbands and wives within this passage. Hue emphasized the importance of understanding these roles as part of a deeper spiritual relationship rooted in respect and love.
Read MoreToby spoke from Ephesians chapter 5 about what it means to live in the kingdom of light. He encouraged us to reject darkness and actively pursue walking in the light, and walk in love, walk in wisdom and walk in the Spirit.
Read MoreJoel spoke from Ephesians 3:14-21 about what it means to be filled with the “fullness of God” by being rooted in Christ and being strengthened with His spirit to to grasp God’s infinite love.
Read MoreHue continued our series on Ephesians, speaking from Ephesians 3:1-6.
Read MoreDavid spoke from Ephesians 2, reminding us of God’s great gift of grace, what that means for us and how we ought to respond. We are to receive the gift with gladness, use it for his Glory and not lose sight of our past and where we would be without His grace.
Read MoreHue kicked off our new series on Ephesians speaking from chapter 1.
Read MoreToby closed out our mini series about the values of Restoration speaking about pursuing the prescence of Jesus
Read MoreThomas shared about Jesus’ mandate to his disciples to share the good news of Salvation through him and make disciples wherever we go. He encouraged the church to= take advantage of opportunities that are presented to us and not miss out on the joy of bringing people to encounter the living god.
Read MoreLois shared about God’s goodness and provision of community to His people. United with Him and with His people, God’s design is for us to practice biblical community, loving Him and loving one another.
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