Ephesians 4:9-13 When it comes to leadership, not all Christians are equal. We're given different responsibilities and authority. But that doesn't make any one more important. We all have the same goal: to build up the body of Christ.

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Equipped for Ministry

Ephesians 4:1-8 The source of the church's unity is not based on our perception of the community of faith, but is a reality found in Jesus Christ.

Worthy of the Call: Character and Comm-Unity

Ephesians 3:20-22 God doesn't promise to do whatever we can think of. He promises to do marvelous work in us that's beyond what we could have imagined.

Beyond Your Wildest Dreams

Ephesians 3:14-19 Pastoral intern Kayla Mattox preaches about the unbounded nature of God's power and love.

The Dimensions of Love

Ephesians 3:1-13 The diversity of the church testifies to the authorities in the heavenly places about the variety of the wisdom of God. Heaven has something to learn about God from what God is up to on earth, and that something is the borderless nature of God's grace.

The Rich Variety of the Church

Ephesians 2:14-22 Christ makes it possible for us to belong. We aren't saved as individuals, but into an entire community where he has made space for us.

Belonging: Citizens & Members of the Family

Ephesians 2:11-21 For those of us who aren't ethnically Jewish, it's not only our sin that leaves us outside of God's people and away from God's promises -- it's also that we weren't born in the right family. Paul calls us to remember that truth, and the church's failures to do that have caused great harm.

The Gospel: Peace to Strangers and Friends

Ephesians 2:1-10 When we are dead in our sins, unable to do anything for ourselves, Jesus intervenes, bringing us in to new life and preparing us for good works.

The Gospel: From Death to Life (Second Sunday after Pentecost)

The presence of the Holy Spirit marks the people of God and serves as a guarantee that God is good for his promise to save the whole world. Acts 2; Ephesians 1:11-14

The Down Payment on Salvation

Mark 1:40-42 When you're at the end of your rope, there's still hope.

Guest Preacher - Hugh Griffith (Second Sunday of Easter)

What is the world coming to? The world is coming to Jesus

What Is the World Coming to?

Ephesians 1:7-8a Leviticus 16 Psalm 103 Forgiveness means that God has separated us from our sin, and it no longer defines us.

Richly Lavish (Fifth Sunday of Easter)

Ephesians 1:7-8a (Pt. 1) Church folks sometimes use words like "redeemed," "forgiven," and "saved," interchangeably -- and they're all closely related! But learning the images/analogies that these words call to mind helps us understand more deeply what Jesus' grace means for us. This week, we're looking at the meaning of Jesus' redemption.

Redeemed by His Blood (Fourth Sunday of Easter)

Chosen & Adopted (Third Sunday of Easter)

John 20:1-18 One of the most difficult things about hope is that it's not a simple fix. Hope sits in the dark. The resurrection of Jesus provides us with all we need to hope in Christ's redemption and labor with him to encourage others to hope with us.

Learning to Hope: The Promise of Easter

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