Ephesians 2

From the series: Standalone Messages

We look at God's word to see how the simple phrase, "But God ..." can be so tremendously powerful.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Focuses on the concept of being spiritually reborn as described in John 3. Emphasizes understanding and embracing the transformative power of being 'born again' in Christ, highlighting the need for spiritual renewal and the importance of faith in Jesus for salvation.

From the series: Christmas 2016

Discusses the essence of peace in the Christmas story. It explores how Jesus' arrival represents peace and reconciliation between God and humanity. Highlights how Jesus, as the Prince of Peace, fulfills prophecies and brings a peace that is deeply needed by the soul. Emphasizes the importance of peace in the Christian faith and how Jesus' birth is central to this theme, bridging divides and bringing hope and restoration.

From the series: Outlasters

Focuses on living a life of faithfulness and impact, inspired by the Apostle Paul's teachings. It emphasizes the concept of being outlasters in faith, overcoming worldly influences and standing firm in Christ. Discusses Paul's encouragement to Timothy, highlighting the importance of using one's unique gifts to serve others and share the Gospel. It underlines the significance of personal growth in faith and mentoring others, just as Paul did with Timothy.

From the series: Be Bold

Discusses the dynamic interplay between faith and works, emphasizing that true faith is demonstrated through actions. It elaborates on the biblical perspective that faith without works is dead, using scriptural examples to underscore that genuine belief in Christ should naturally manifest in a life characterized by godly deeds and service to others.

From the series: From This Day Forward

Emphasizes the biblical understanding of purity in marriage, discussing how true intimacy and oneness should be pursued within the sanctity of marriage according to God's design, highlighting the detrimental effects of seeking fulfillment outside this divine bond.

From the series: Ephesians

Emphasizes the contrast between our sinful state and God's grace. Paul describes the severity of sin, stating we were dead in our transgressions and deserving of wrath. However, the pivotal "but" introduces God's mercy and love, explaining that through grace, we are saved and made alive with Christ. This transformation highlights the importance of recognizing sin to appreciate the profound impact of God's grace and salvation.

From the series: The Right & Wrong Way

Exploring the seven churches in Revelation, focuses on the church of Laodicea, known for being lukewarm in its faith. Discusses how the Laodiceans became complacent due to their reliance on material wealth, mistaking it for spiritual health.

From the series: A Christ Centered Home

Introduces a series on building a Christ-centered family. It emphasizes that family is the first institution created by God, before the church, as seen in Genesis. The sermon underscores the importance of relationships, both with God and within the family. It highlights the key roles of older men and women in teaching the younger generation about godly living. Also stresses that while a Christian family is not perfect, it is one where sinners live together and rely on God's grace for unity and growth.

Saved by grace, not by works, yet created for them. A devotion on Ephesians 2:8-10 and the gift of salvation that frees us to do good.

Just want to take some time, with you, to explain one of the most important questions that we could answer for you in your relationship with God and that's just simply answer the question, how do you…

A careful look at what Scripture actually says about apostles, with an invitation to hold your views loosely and let God's word lead.

Are there still apostles and prophets today? A humble, Scripture-first look at revelation and the people who claim to speak for God.

What does it mean that Jesus calls himself the "Son of Man?" Well, Jesus declared that He is God and the Bible also tell us that he became flesh. In John 1 it lays out both of those claims in verses…

Will we simply know everything in heaven? Scripture says only God is all-knowing, which may mean heaven holds a lifetime of joyful learning.