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This Sunday we’re pressing pause on Ephesians to launch into something I believe could shape the future of our church, The Vision Series: Made To Multiply. The truth is, without vision, we drift. But when God gives us a vision: a picture in our head and a fire in our heart, we are motivated and focused and come alive. Vision lifts our eyes from what is to what could be, and it pulls us into the gr...

Hi Grace Church! This Sunday, we will continue our study of God’s word in Ephesians 5:8-20. Paul provides an important reminder of who we used to be and who we are now: “For you were once darkness, but now you are light in the Lord. Live as children of light.”Our old identity was marked by selfishness, sin, and stumbling in the dark. But because of Jesus, that’s not who we are anymore. As believer...

Hello Grace Church. Hope you are well! This Sunday we continue our journey through Ephesians in 5:1–7. Paul gives us a simple but stunning call: “Be imitators of God… and walk in love, as Christ loved us and gave Himself up for us.” The Christian life isn’t behavior management—it’s family resemblance. Because we are God’s beloved children, we learn to look like our Father. Paul gets practical and...

Hey Grace Church, hope you are well. I’ve been praying for you and look forward to gathering this weekend as we continue our journey through Ephesians. In chapter 4:17–32 Paul makes a clear shift—he’s been telling us who we are in Christ, and now he turns to how we live because of it. He calls us to “no longer live as the Gentiles do” but to put off the old self and put on the new self, created to...

Hey Grace Church, hope you are well. I’ve been praying for you and look forward to gathering this weekend as we continue our journey through Ephesians. In chapter 4:17–32 Paul makes a clear shift—he’s been telling us who we are in Christ, and now he turns to how we live because of it. He calls us to “no longer live as the Gentiles do” but to put off the old self and put on the new self, created to...

We live in a world that celebrates strength; fitness goals, achievements, promotions, and appearances. But have you ever wondered why some people who look strong on the outside crumble when life gets hard, while others, who seem unimpressive by the world’s standards, carry an unshakable peace? This Sunday at Grace, we’ll look at Ephesians 3:14 –21, where Paul prays for believers to be “strengthene...

This weekend we continue our journey through Ephesians as we look at chapter 3:1–13. Paul pauses his letter to reflect on one of the greatest surprises in all of history—the mystery of Christ. What was once hidden is now revealed: that through Jesus, Jews and Gentiles are brought together as one family, one people, one body. Even more, Paul says that God is showing off His wisdom—not just to the w...

Hello Grace Church hope you are well! Last week in Ephesians 2 Paul showed us—in strong terminology—how Christ has brought us from death to life, from lies to truth, and from darkness to light. In short, Christ has healed our hostility with God vertically. We were dead, but God. So good. You could think of last week as Gospel Presentation and this week as Gospel Implication. Paul goes directly fro...

Hello Grace Church, we hope you are well! Last week in Ephesians 1 we saw Paul pray that we would know God more deeply — that our hearts would be opened to His wisdom, His hope, and His power. This Sunday we move into Ephesians 2:1–10, and Paul takes us back to remember what life was like before Jesus. He doesn’t soften the language — we were spiritually dead, following the ways of the world, and...

I hope you’re doing well! We’re now two weeks into our study of Ephesians, and I hope you’re loving it as much as I am. So far, we’ve met the city, we’ve met the author, and we’ve learned the context. Last week, Paul hit us with a 202-word Greek sentence overflowing with the Gospel. He showed us that God planned our adoption, Jesus purchased it, and the Spirit sealed it. Now, Paul moves from procl...

I hope you're doing well. Last Sunday, we kicked off our new series in Ephesians by exploring the who, what, where, when, and why of the book. We saw that in the first few verses, identity comes before behavior—we are called holy not because of what we've done, but because of our faith in Jesus. Before we do anything for Him, we are already in Him. This week, we’re diving into Ephesians 1:...

Hello Grace Church. We hope you enjoyed the Counter Formation Series and are working to integrate the disciplines of fasting, generosity and sharing the Gospel. I’m learning it’s often the things we avoid that offer us the most joy. This week we’re starting the book of Ephesians and this study will lead us to the end of the year. This letter was written by Paul from a Roman prison to the church in...

Hey Grace Church,I hope you’re having a great week so far! This Sunday we wrapped up our Counter Formation series, where we’ve been looking at the spiritual practices that we often avoid but have the power to transform us from the inside out. Week one we looked at fasting, last week we discussed sharing the Gospel, and this week we’re going to talk about the importance of practicing generosity. We...

Hey Grace Church,We hope you had a happy Fourth of July! This Sunday we continued our Counter-Formation series, where we’re looking at the ways Jesus wants to shape us counter to the patterns of the world. Last week we talked about fasting. This week we’re talking about something many of us struggle with but deeply long to grow in: sharing the Gospel. Let’s be honest, the world is forming us to ke...

Hi Grace! Over the past few months, we’ve walked through the book of Daniel together, watching how God formed and sustained His people in the middle of Babylon. We’ve seen that we, too, are living in a kind of exile, and like Daniel, we’re called to remain faithful in a world that’s always trying to shape us. This Sunday, we’re starting a new series called Counter Formation, where we’ll look at th...