The word, "submit," is a powerful and charged word that can lead to incredible abuse or devotion. Join us today as we look at why we are called to submit to one another in our closest relationships.
You were created to be like God. That truth can bring joy and beauty to life, but it can also be bring trouble when we turn toward other things to meet the needs in our life that only God can meet. Join us this week to learn what Ephesians 5 means when it says to "Follow God's example."
What does the word "holiness" mean to you? Join us for this teaching from Ephesians 4 to learn about the Bible's call to a thriving life of holiness and joy.
Why Serve? Sometimes when we are posed with this question we think service is expected from us because God wants productivity from us. In truth, our call to serve is not to benefit God, but to benefit us. When we respond to God’s invitation to see ourselves as heirs of his kingdom, we want to be part of what he’s doing in the world. God’s call to service draws us not only to bless each other, but also to find joy and peace in ourselves as well.
Why ministry? Ministry is not what a few people do that work for a church, but what God does through all of His disciples to change lives for His Kingdom. Join us to learn why Jesus' ministry changes lives and how we can be part of what is God is doing to change the world.
Paul shows us through this passage in Ephesians that it is God’s intent that both heaven and earth see the victory of Christ through the church. But what makes the church, the church? What is it that God desires to show us, and work in us through this gathered community?
Why grace? It seems like an easy question. Everybody needs a little grace, right? But the things that pass for grace in our world are nothing compared to what the Bible teaches. Join us for this message to learn about the incredible power of God’s truthful grace.
In Ephesians 1, Paul opens his letter with a prayer for the church to know the new reality of their place in God’s larger story of grace. To know who we are, we need more than to be taught about God’s love- we need the eyes of our hearts to be opened to the reality of God’s love for us: a movement found in the Spirit’s work released into our lives in prayer.
Do you ever wonder why we believe and do the things we do? We’re starting a new series this Sunday called “Why?” It’s based on the New Testament book of Ephesians and will help us ask and answer questions like “Why grace?” “Why pray?” and “Why the church?” Join us this Sunday to explore our first question: “Why the Bible?”
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