This week we move into the imperative portion of Ephesians and we see Paul's priority for the church in Ephesus: Unity. Unity sounds nice, but what does it look like in the church, really?

As we go through Ephesians 3, we look at who Paul is, and what it means for Gentiles to be included in God's kingdom.

Last week we talked about what a gospel-centered church looks like. This week, we go through Ephesians 2 to discuss how to articulate the gospel!

This week we kick off a new series through the book of Ephesians about what it means to be a "gospel-centered" church. In this message, Ben walks through the major themes of Ephesians 1 and how they paint a picture of what a "gospel-centered" church looks like.

This Sunday we celebrate Pentecost and so we introduce ourselves to the Holy Spirit.

1. The Holy Spirit is the Person of God primarily present here on Earth.

2. The Holy Spirit is the Voice of God making His will known to us.

3. The Holy Spirit is the Power of God able to make His will a reality through us.

We wrap up our series on the life with the resurrected Jesus by studying the last recorded interaction with Jesus in Scripture: Revelation 22:12-20.

We continue our series on post-resurrection accounts by covering the four different "Great Commissions" found in Mark, Matthew, Luke, and Acts.

As we continue our series through the Resurrection, we hear today about John 21! This sermon was preached on April 28th, 2024.