We were once dead in our sin, yet in Christ we were brought back to life! Not only did Christ resurrect us, but we were also seated with Him in heavenly realms. As we continue our midweek series in the book of Ephesians, we'll look at what it means to be seated with Christ, and what our response should be to that truth. Support the show ..read more

In today's episode we take a look at the obedience of the Israelites who marched around the walls of Jericho. What does their obedience to God's specific, even strange instructions mean for us? How can it be an example for us in our response to the call of God? Support the show ..read more

When Joshua lead the Israelites into the Promised Land, one of the first stops was Jericho. Their example shows us the power of consistent, faithful obedience. Sometimes the call to obedience doesn't make sense, but like the Old Testament story, it can lead to walls falling down. Support the show ..read more

In Ephesians chapter 1, Paul relays a prayer that he prays specifically for the church in Ephesus. This simple prayer has powerful implications when applied to our lives. The prayer was all about the believers growing in wisdom and revelation. How are these defined, and what does the prayer produce? That's what we talk about in this sermon from our Midweek service! Support the show ..read more

Today we dive deeper into the topic of wisdom and faith. When God has spoken something to us, how do we discern between wisdom about the promise, and simply a negative report that could derail it? And how does faith fit into that equation? We can learn a lot from the story of the Israelites when they failed to have faith that God would help them enter the Promised Land. Support the show ..read more

As we continue in our journey through Paul's letter to the Ephesians, we discuss the importance of focusing on the 'Who' that binds us all together. We are a family, and though we have differences, we all share something in common that outweighs those differences. It's the power of the Holy Spirit that binds us together. Support the show ..read more

We are pursued by the King, and this story from King David's life offers us a glimpse into the Kingdom of God. He finds us, welcomes us to His table, but it's up to us to sit down and dine with Him. Join us as we dive deeper into the story about Mephibosheth from our Easter Sunday sermon! Support the show ..read more

When David was established as King, he sought a way to honor his friendship with his deceased friend Jonathan. That's when he found Jonathan's son, Mephibosheth. King David invited Mephibosheth to dine at his table, and blessed him with the land given to his family. We too, like Mephibostheth, are invited to the table of the Lord, and there's room for everyone to dine with our King! Support the show ..read more

As we continue our Midweek series on Ephesians, we look at two verses in chapter one that teach us the importance of salvation. It is not something reserved for a special class chosen by God. It is available to whosoever would choose to follow Christ! Support the show ..read more

Being a Kingdom Builder isn't about the numbers. It's about sowing and watering the seed of the Gospel that's been planted in the hearts of people. Our focus is not on following, but on our faithfulness to fulfill the mission of the Church, and to share the Gospel with a hurting world. Support the show ..read more