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Week 5 (March 29):  GUARD WHAT MATTERS MOST   Build a Home Shaped by Wisdom    Some decisions don’t just affect you—they echo for generations. Proverbs speaks with clarity about faithfulness, temptation, discipline, and the shaping power of the home. God’s wisdom is not restrictive; it is protective. It guards what is sacred because the cost of compromise is always higher than it first appears.   ...

Week 6 (March 25)  – The Strength of The Church In week six, we will close out our series discussing spiritual warfare in Ephesians, chapter 6. This chapter emphasizes how as believers, we are not fighting against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces of evil. We will dive into the practical ways this looks in our lives, including putting on the full armor of God, standing firm in faith, a...

Week 4 (March 22): WATCH YOUR MOUTH Speak with Wisdom and Self-Control Your words are never neutral. Proverbs teaches that the tongue carries the power of life and death. What we say reveals what rules our hearts, shapes our relationships, and sets the direction of our lives. In a culture driven by reaction, outrage, and constant commentary, wisdom calls us to restraint, self-control, and intentio...

Week 3 (March 15): WORK DILIGENTLY AND STEWARD WISELY Honor God with Your Work, Money, and Time Faith does not stop at Sunday—it shows up in how we work. Proverbs speaks plainly about diligence, integrity, money, debt, and stewardship. It warns against laziness and shortcuts while commending patience, faithfulness, and long-term thinking. How we handle work and finances reveals what we trust and w...

Week 5 (March 11)  – The Testimony of The Church In week five, we will cover Ephesians, chapter 5. This chapter emphasizes how as Christians, we are called to live in the light and not in darkness, and to be imitators of God in all we do. We will dive into the practical ways this looks in our lives, including avoiding sexual immorality, obscene talk, and drunkenness, and instead filling ourselves...

Week 2 (March 8): WORK DILIGENTLY AND STEWARD WISELY Honor God with Your Work, Money, and Time Faith does not stop at Sunday—it shows up in how we work. Proverbs speaks plainly about diligence, integrity, money, debt, and stewardship. It warns against laziness and shortcuts while commending patience, faithfulness, and long-term thinking. How we handle work and finances reveals what we trust and wh...

Week 4 (March 4th) – The Gifts of The Church  In week, we will explore the powerful truths of Ephesians chapter 4. This chapter emphasizes that Christ himself has given gifts to the Church, including apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers. We will explore how these gifts, along with the role of church leaders, are designed to equip the saints for ministry and promote unity in the f...

Week 1 (March 1): START WITH GOD Wisdom Begins with the Fear of the Lord Everything in life has a starting point—and Proverbs is clear about where wisdom begins. Before decisions, habits, or outcomes are addressed, Proverbs confronts posture. Wisdom is not primarily about knowing the right answers; it is about rightly fearing the Lord. When God is first, life finds order. When He is not, even good...

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Week 4 (February 22): Jesus Restores Rest Sabbath was made for man—Not man for the Sabbath. By the time of Jesus, Sabbath—meant to be a gift—had been weighed down by religious pressure. Jesus did not abolish the Sabbath; He fulfilled it and restored its heart. As a faithful Jewish teacher, Jesus practiced Sabbath, taught on it, healed on it, and declared Himself Lord of it. He reminded the people...

Week 3 ( February 18th) – The Purpose of The Church  In week three, we will dive into Ephesians chapter 3. This chapter emphasizes that through the Church, God's wisdom and love are displayed to the world, and that the Church is part of God's eternal purpose for humanity. We will discover how understanding our role in this purpose can transform the way we live and impact the world around u...

Week 3 (February 15): Rest Forms God’s People God forms a people through shared rhythms of rest. From the beginning, Sabbath was never only personal—it was communal. In Jewish life, Sabbath gathered families, shaped identity, and formed a people through shared rhythms of worship, Scripture, blessing, and remembrance. The table, the synagogue, and the community anchored Israel in God’s story week a...

Saturday February 7th, 2026 The Challenge - Rising to the call over your life at home, at work, and in life.

Week 2 (February 11) – The Unity of The Church In week two, we will explore the powerful theme of unity found in Ephesians chapters 2 & 3. This chapter emphasizes that through Christ, we have been brought near to God and reconciled to one another, creating a new community of faith. We will dive into the amazing truths of how Christ has broken down the barriers that once separated Jew and Genti...

Week 2 (February 8): Rest Is Freedom Sabbath was Israel’s first taste of freedom. In the Jewish story, Sabbath becomes the defining sign of liberation. When God rescued Israel from Egypt, He did not just deliver them from oppression—He taught them how to live as free people. Slaves do not stop. Free people do. Rooted in the Exodus and the giving of the Sabbath, this message shows how rest retraine...

In this opening episode of  Ephesus: Ancient Wisdom for the Modern Church , we walk through Ephesians 1 and uncover who the Church is in Christ before focusing on what the Church does. Written to believers surrounded by spiritual darkness, Paul anchors them in identity, unity, and hope. The message challenges us to return to our first love and live as the Church Christ designed. Vintage Church Lib...

Week 1 (February 1): God Designed Rest Rest was built into creation before it was written into law. Sabbath did not begin with commandments—it began with creation. Long before Israel existed, God established a rhythm of work and rest that ordered time itself. Rooted in the Jewish understanding of Genesis, Sabbath was woven into the fabric of life as a gift, not a restriction. God rested to show hu...

In this opening message of Crowned 2026, Ministry Director Beth Allen explores the story of Deborah and how God calls women to rise up with courage, wisdom, and faith. As we step into a new year, this message reminds us that we are not unprepared for the battles ahead—God has equipped us with His Word, His truth, and His promises.

In this opening message of Forged 2026, Pastor Nate walks through God’s first question to a man in Scripture, “Where are you?” Unpacking Genesis 3, this message exposes how passivity, silence, and blame fracture biblical manhood, and calls men back to responsibility, courage, and faithfulness. Ultimately, the question leads us to Jesus, the faithful Man who answered where Adam failed and now calls...

Week 6 (January 18): The Letters to the Church: Doctrine, Discipleship, and the Spirit’s Work As churches multiply, the apostles write to guide them. Their letters confront false teaching, encourage endurance, instruct in holiness, and reveal what it means to live under the reign of Christ. Paul describes the transformation of the mind, the renewing of the heart, and the unity of the body. He expl...

Week 5 (January 11): The Mission Expands: To the Ends of the Earth The Church in Antioch becomes the launching point of global evangelism. Through prayer and fasting, the Holy Spirit directs the Church to send Paul and Barnabas—two men shaped by Scripture, formed through suffering, and ready for the nations. They cross cultures, confront darkness, plant churches, disciple believers, and preach Chr...

Week 4 (January 4): The Conversion of Saul: From Opponent to Apostle On the road to Damascus, Saul is stopped by a blinding light and an unmistakable voice: “I am Jesus, whom you are persecuting.” Everything he believed collapses in a moment of divine confrontation. Blindness brings clarity. Helplessness becomes the doorway to calling. Through the obedience of Ananias—an ordinary disciple—Saul rec...

Week 1 (December 14): The Spirit Comes: The Birth of the Church The series opens in an upper room filled with expectancy. Jesus has ascended, and His followers wait—not with strategy or certainty, but with obedience. Suddenly, the promise comes. Wind roars through the house. Fire descends. The Holy Spirit fills every believer, and the Church is born in power. Peter, once the man who denied Christ,...

Week 3 (December 28): The Gospel Spreads: Stephen’s Witness and Saul’s Awakening Stephen stands before the religious rulers, radiant with faith. His sermon cuts through Israel’s history, pointing to Christ as the fulfillment of every promise. His death becomes the Church’s first martyrdom—and the spark for global expansion. Believers scatter across Judea and Samaria, carrying the message wherever...

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