This Sunday we continue in Ephesians – the message changes focus to what each of us needs to do – as Christians. How do we grow in our faith? Paul has direct and convicting versus – and very disappointingly we find out that there is no EASY BUTTON we can use. We’ll unpack that idea on Sunday.
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This Ash Wednesday, come hear a message that focuses on repentance as a hopeful turning – a sacred opportunity to begin again under God’s Grace as we are confronted with human limits yet reassures us of Divine love. Let us remember who we are, fragile yet cherished. Let us draw from Joel’s call to return to God and listen with honest reflection and wholehearted repentance as we learn that God desires transformation more than ritual. Let us remember that the ashes on our foreheads symbolizes both our frailty and God’s compassion. We will reflect on confession, humility, and the mercy that marks us as people ...
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Attractional churches, liturgical churches, megachurches, house churches—today the number of models for church seems endless. Thankfully, Scripture lays out its own blueprint for what a healthy church looks like. This Sunday Michael Bouterse teaches on Ephesians 4:1-16 to explore how the gospel can shape a group of imperfect Christ followers into a beautiful community that makes Jesus unignorable in our city and beyond.
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This week Michael Bouterse continues our study of Ephesians by teaching on Paul's longest prayer in Scripture. Our lives are beset with any number of problems. But Paul shows us that behind all our problems there's really only one problem—and in Ephesians 3:14-21 he prays for the solution. This Sunday, we'll discover that the love of God is wider, longer, broader, and deeper than we ever could have imagined and that it's possible not just to know about it intellectually but actually experience it personally.
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Ephesians speaks of a mystery once hidden and now revealed— the unsearchable riches of Christ. As we walk through this passage verse by verse, we’re invited to trust God’s work among us and to live as a people being built together for His glory.
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