Anthology Church

Chael goes through the life of Joseph to show how God used his story for the saving of many lives. God also uses our stories to show Himself to us, and make an impact in the world. Let's unpack how that works!

What do Janet Jackson, Noah, and the being from the south all have in common? Special guest Chad Norris explains and dives deep into personal lessons and recent growth in intimacy with the Lord.

Taking a look at Ephesians 3:17-21, Chael tries to offer a glimpse of God's enormous love for us, and our capacity to receive it.

Katie shares from Ephesians 3:1-13 and how the church can operate in the wisdom that James talks about:  "But the wisdom that is from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, and easy to be intreated, full of mercy and good fruits, without partiality, and without hypocrisy."  (James 3:17).

Reading from the text of Ephesians 2:11-22, Chael explores how Jews and Gentiles are meant to live under Christ.

Daniel shares from Ephesians 2:8-10 on God's gift to us, and how that motivates us to give back. 

Chael shares from Ephesians 2:1-7, and how we battle against the World, The Devil, and our own Flesh, but the great news is that though we are dead in our sins, Christ made us alive to lavish His grace and kindness on us. 

The order of creation is interesting, as it includes something our Western minds have a hard time conceptualizing; a spiritual realm, full of spiritual beings. Chael talks on Ephesians 1:19-23, to set up the rest of the Book of Ephesians and how the Biblical authors saw the Scriptures and the Cosmos.  In the middle of the sermon, we paused to watch a few Bible Project videos that you can find here...

Breaking down Ephesians 1:18-20 (CSB): "I pray that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened so that you may know what is the hope of his calling, what is the wealth of his glorious inheritance in the saints, and what is the immeasurable greatness of his power toward us who believe, according to the mighty working of his strength. He exercised this power in Christ by raising him from the dea...

Mark preaches from Ephesians 1:17-19, and our goal being to gain wisdom and revelation to know Him better.

Examining Ephesians 1:9-10, and Genesis 1 + 1, Chael lays the foundation of the cosmology of the universe and the created order that will give context to the text now and in the future. This is a foundational message you will want to listen to!

Katie explores the theme of redemption, what it means to be 'bought' and not belong to ourselves.

Predestination, election, adoption, being 'in Christ' can all sound like vague (and sometimes contested) ideas about our faith. Chael breaks them down in new and enlightening ways that help us to live out what we believe.

In our intro to our series on the letter to the Ephesians, Chael unpacks an open secret: Jesus changes everything. Giving a foundational overview of what we will encounter in this rich letter, Chael gives the lay of the land as we see everything from the supremacy of Christ to election to marriage and family, spiritual warfare, and the cosmos. 

Let's get a bigger picture for the work God wants to come in our Region. It's bigger than just our hearts, homes, church, schools, and work...

Our spaces of living, working, playing (and school!) are all places where we can dedicate to the Lord. Let's find out how God wants to meet us at this altar.

“If the Holy Spirit was withdrawn from the church today, 95% of what we do would go on and nobody would know the difference.” A. W. Tozer  God come where He's wanted...is He wanted in our churches? What does that look like? How can make an altar in our church to welcome the Lord?

God come where He's wanted...is He wanted in our homes? What does that look like? How can make an altar in our home to welcome the Lord?

Continuing with a short devotional for Super Bowl Sunday, let's look at the life of Asa in 1 Chronicles to find out how his life reflected a heart devoted to God.

In our new series Altars: God Comes Where He Is Wanted, we examine ourselves and the altar of our hearts.

Since we are not gathering for our regular worship service, we are sending out a thought-provoking devotional before we begin a new series next week.

Curious about Anthology Church and why we changed our community's name? Listen in as Chael shares the heart behind the re-launch. We are excited how God is writing our stories!

Our last Sunday being named "Fusion Church," we take a stroll down memory lane to reflect on God's faithfulness and work in our community as we turn the page to a new chapter.

Taking a look at our final Carol this advent season, let's find out how Silent Night points to Jesus.

This season we are taking a look at some of our favorite Christmas carols and how they point us to Jesus. Our second week...What Child Is This?