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Ephesians: A Love That Lasts
In 62 AD, Paul wrote four letters from a Roman prison that would shape the Christian faith forever. The letter to Ephesus presents the identity and mission of the Church — chapters 1–3 reveal our heavenly calling from God's plan to peace through Christ, while chapters 4–6 show the practical outworking in unity, marriage, authority, and the spiritual battle we face. An overall theme in Ephesians is love. Paul uses love as either a verb or noun more frequently here than in any other letter. This agape love was so notable and transformative in the young Ephesian church that later, Jesus' most condemning critique in Revelation is 'that you have left your first love.' The Church exists to express the love of God — and Ephesians shows us how. Are we ready?
4 sermonsTitus: A Guide to Godly Growth
For the local church to be good to grow, it will need guidance. Titus is a young man on the remote island of Crete. He is Paul's protege — his 'spiritual son', whom he is equipping for the work of the ministry. With the help of carefully chosen elders, Titus will give the people sound doctrine for them to be right before God. Without sound doctrine, people tend to make God in their image instead of the other way around. This is not a lesson in legalism or religion, however. It is a way of life birthed out of relationship with Jesus Christ. With Paul's equipping, Titus will teach them what this means. They will do good through Christ.
3 sermonsThe Book of Acts
Follow the early church as they spread the gospel.
15 sermonsGenesis
In the beginning — exploring the foundation of our faith.
15 sermonsKings 1 and 2
Lessons from Israel's kings.
8 sermonsColossians
A study through the book of Colossians — discovering what it means to follow Jesus in every area of life.
7 sermonsIndividual Sermons & Guest Speakers
Single messages and guest speakers.
20 sermonsFollow Jesus: A Disciple's Journey
What does it mean to truly follow Jesus? This series explores the marks of a disciple — deepening faith, sharing the gospel, and stewarding all God has given.
5 sermons