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On Sunday, we will explore Ephesians 6:10-12 and Paul's closure to his letter. In it, we will see Paul awakening his readers to a new world of opposition and the ongoing power found in the person of Jesus.

On Sunday, we will explore Ephesians 6:10-12 and Paul's closure to his letter. In it, we will see Paul awakening his readers to a new world of opposition and the ongoing power found in the person of Jesus.

An Audience of One! As we dive into Ephesians 6:5-9, Paul leads slaves and masters into a new understanding of life. On Sunday, we will look into this and see how it can change how we live our lives every day!

An Audience of One! As we dive into Ephesians 6:5-9, Paul leads slaves and masters into a new understanding of life. On Sunday, we will look into this and see how it can change how we live our lives every day!

Paul's challenge at the end of chapter 5 and moving into chapter 6 is to live our lives in our relationships so that unbelievers in our culture are drawn to Jesus. On Sunday, we will look specifically at the relationship between parents and children, focusing on how the gospel of Jesus changes how they are supposed to honor Jesus in their relationship with each other.

Paul's challenge at the end of chapter 5 and moving into chapter 6 is to live our lives in our relationships so that unbelievers in our culture are drawn to Jesus. On Sunday, we will look specifically at the relationship between parents and children, focusing on how the gospel of Jesus changes how they are supposed to honor Jesus in their relationship with each other.

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One of Paul's most outstanding expectations, named in Ephesians 5:1, is the call he gives to the church to "Be imitators of God!" On Sunday, we will discuss the idea of this challenge, what Paul meant, and what it will take for us to fulfill this seemingly unattainable expectation. Spoiler alert... Scripture never calls us to do something God will not empower us to fulfill!! We CAN be imitators of...

One of Paul's most outstanding expectations, named in Ephesians 5:1, is the call he gives to the church to "Be imitators of God!" On Sunday, we will discuss the idea of this challenge, what Paul meant, and what it will take for us to fulfill this seemingly unattainable expectation. Spoiler alert... Scripture never calls us to do something God will not empower us to fulfill!! We CAN be imitators of...

Sunday marks the beginning of week three of our small group journey through the second half of Ephesians. We will be focusing on Ephesians 4:17-32 and Paul's instructions for Christian living. We will consider his warning, his challenge, and the list he provides that helps define if we are taking daily steps towards Christlikeness!

Sunday marks the beginning of week three of our small group journey through the second half of Ephesians. We will be focusing on Ephesians 4:17-32 and Paul's instructions for Christian living. We will consider his warning, his challenge, and the list he provides that helps define if we are taking daily steps towards Christlikeness!

On Sunday, we will take our next step in Ephesians 4 as we focus on spiritual maturity in the body of Christ, recognizing that living as spiritual infants is not an option and that growth is mandatory. We will also look at the purpose of relationships with others and how God uses those relationships to facilitate our growth!

On Sunday, we will take our next step in Ephesians 4 as we focus on spiritual maturity in the body of Christ, recognizing that living as spiritual infants is not an option and that growth is mandatory. We will also look at the purpose of relationships with others and how God uses those relationships to facilitate our growth!

I am excited for Sunday as we officially dive into the second half of Ephesians and launch our small groups! Specifically we will be looking at Ephesians 4:7-13, Paul's call to the church to do their part in equipping the body of Christ so the church can grow in unity as ONE body!

I am excited for Sunday as we officially dive into the second half of Ephesians and launch our small groups! Specifically we will be looking at Ephesians 4:7-13, Paul's call to the church to do their part in equipping the body of Christ so the church can grow in unity as ONE body!

On Sunday, we will continue preparing for our journey through Ephesians 4-6, as we visit the foundational pillars of Love and the "Unity of the Spirit."

On Sunday, we will continue preparing for our journey through Ephesians 4-6, as we visit the foundational pillars of Love and the "Unity of the Spirit."

On Sunday, we will kickstart our journey through Ephesians as we lay a foundation for the upcoming season of small groups. We will talk about Ephesians 4:1-4 and the idea that our walk must match our talk! We will also commission our women's Scotland team at the 11am service. We hope you will join us!

On Sunday, we will kickstart our journey through Ephesians as we lay a foundation for the upcoming season of small groups. We will talk about Ephesians 4:1-4 and the idea that our walk must match our talk! We will also commission our women's Scotland team at the 11am service. We hope you will join us!

On Sunday, we will look at the tension between expectation and expectancy in our relationship with Jesus. We will focus on Acts 11 and take time to shift our hearts towards trusting God for His plan rather than dictating to Him what His plan for us should be.

On Sunday, we will look at the tension between expectation and expectancy in our relationship with Jesus. We will focus on Acts 11 and take time to shift our hearts towards trusting God for His plan rather than dictating to Him what His plan for us should be.

On Sunday, we will dive into the story of Elisha in 2 Kings. Elisha believed deeply in God's faithfulness and boldly walked out his faith. Elisha was an agent of transformation, and if we could embrace a fraction of the faith of Elisha, we could be agents of transformation in our homes, neighborhoods, workplace, schools, etc

On Sunday, we will dive into the story of Elisha in 2 Kings. Elisha believed deeply in God's faithfulness and boldly walked out his faith. Elisha was an agent of transformation, and if we could embrace a fraction of the faith of Elisha, we could be agents of transformation in our homes, neighborhoods, workplace, schools, etc

On Sunday, we will continue our study of the Holy Spirit in the book of Acts as we venture into chapter 10. Last week, we named the 3 ingredients necessary for fire: wood (fuel), oxygen (environment), and spark (source) and specifically looked at wood or the sacrifices that we lay on the altar before God. This week, we will look at oxygen, the environment necessary for the Holy Spirit's fire to bu...