Messages

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday Pastor Chris will begin a two-part series on Ephesians 2:11-22. In these verses, Paul asks us to work out one of the first implications of the grand passage of Ephesians 2:1-10 that we’ve been studying. In short, Jesus himself is our peace. To remind yourself of how this must have sounded to a 1st century Jew, take some time to read the four brief chapters of the book of Jonah. Jesus came to abolish that dividing wall that separated the Gentiles from the Jews in the past and to this day! Set aside some quiet time this week to prepare yourself for the Sunday message from God’s word by reading and praying over the attached scripture.

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday Pastor Dave will have us in Ephesians 2:1-10 at least one more time. His emphasis and our focus will be on verses 9-10 and that we are saved for “good works”. Yes, we are saved by Grace through faith in Christ alone, but our works give evidence of our saving faith. As you study this week, ask these questions: Is God doing a “good work” in you? Out of your faith are “good works” coming forth to glorify God?

A message from the series "Ephesians." On Sunday Pastor Dave will continue to expose the riches of God’s message in Ephesians 2:1-10. What an amazing series this has been so far. This past Sunday, we moved into the “alive-alive” section. The transition came in the beginning of verse 4, “But God”. Then in verses 4-7, God demonstrated His character. The words describing His character piled up, “mercy” “love” “grace” “kindness.” Proving that it is all God’s doing. Join us Sunday as we continue to be blessed by the message of God’s “grace” and “mercy” in Ephesians 2:1-10.

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday we will continue with our study in Ephesians 2:1-10. As you continue to absorb the message in this amazing discourse from Paul, keep in mind some of the things Pastor Dave left us with last Sunday. In these ten verses we are described as believers of having been in a “radical condition", being “dead-dead". But then in these same ten verses, we are given a “radical answer” as to how God has made us alive in Christ! As you read and study “look at how God makes us alive".

A message from the series "Ephesians." On Sunday Pastor Dave will continue with our study in Ephesians 2:1-10. As you pour over this rich section of God’s word, keep in mind the wonder of the dead made alive. Only made possible by God’s mercy and grace. Think about it. In His mercy, He does not give us what we do deserve, and in His grace, He gives us what we do not deserve.

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday Pastor Dave will move us into the next section of our study in Ephesians. We will be looking at the powerful message Paul pens from his prison, Ephesians 2:1-10. In these ten verses, Paul describes the terrible spiritual condition of the unsaved person, “dead in the trespasses and sin.” But then because of God’s mercy and grace we are saved, and the graveclothes are removed!

A message from the series "Standalone."

A message from the series "Ephesians." This Sunday Pastor Dave will teach from Ephesians 1 at least one more week. Please take time to read verses 15-23. As we come to the close of chapter 1 and Paul’s prayer of Thanksgiving and Petition, meditate on this wonderful passage on the Supremacy of Christ, giving special attention to verses 20-23.

A message from the series "Ephesians." Brothers and sisters in Christ rejoice! We serve a Risen Savior! This Easter Sunday, we look forward to celebrating together with you and any of those that you have invited. In the message, we will talk about “resurrection power!”. Keeping with the section of our current study in Ephesians 1:15-23, we will also look at the account of Jesus resurrection, appearance, and ascension to be seated at the right hand of the Father in Luke 24. Pastor Dave asks that you will spend time this week reading and rejoicing over these sections of scripture in preparation for “Resurrection Sunday”.

A message from the series "Ephesians." On Sunday, Pastor Dave will continue to teach in Ephesians 1:15-23. We will also look at the prayer Paul had for the church of Colossae in Colossians 1:3-14. Take note of his love for both churches and the similar petitions he put forth for both. Please read both sections of scripture this week in preparation for the message Palm Sunday.