Ephesians 4v25-5v2 God is full of mercy and grace, forgiving us again and again because of Jesus. So, now what? Paul shows us five specific things that ought to mark out how we live and treat others in light of God’s full forgiveness. Taught By Jose Zayas
Ephesians 4v17-24 Jesus has made us “new.” But what does that mean practically? And how can we take steps to live this new life? Taught by Jose Zayas
Ephesians 4v7-16 We are one in Jesus. That’s true. But we’re not clones; we’re not the same. God has uniquely graced every Jesus follower with ways to build up one another in love. Taught By Jose Zayas
Ephesians 4v1-6 We’re going to look at one thing that is true of every Jesus follower each week, for the next ten weeks. To “live worthy of the calling we have received” means we remember who are are and learn to live out of our new identity in Jesus. Today we remember that we are one. Taught By Jose Zayas
Ephesians 4v1 We’re about to turn the page on a new year and new decade. Ephesians 4v1 turns the conversation from what God has done to how we are called to respond. Will we walk worthy of God’s calling on our lives? Taught By Jose Zayas
Matthew 1v1, 28v18-20 To know what any author is trying to tell us we look at the beginning and end; the first and last chapters. Christmas is about more than Jesus’ arrival. Read the end and we see the full picture of what Jesus' birth and life are all about. Taught By Jose Zayas
Matthew 2v13-23 Jesus escapes to Egypt and eventually settles in Nazareth. Why the geography? It’s not random. Something is happening uniquely in Jesus that prepares Him to save the world. Taught By Jose Zayas
Matthew 2v1-12 Matthew reminds us that the advent of Jesus is about two kings, two groups, and two very different responses. Sometimes the least likely are the most likely to respond well. Taught By Jose Zayas
Matthew 1v18-25 Last week we saw that God works from generation to generation and that Jesus completes what God began in King David and Abraham. Today we’re in awe of how God does this. Not from the top down. Jesus is born. God comes to us as a child. Taught By Jose Zayas
Matthew 1v1-17 Matthew begins his Gospel with a genealogy of Jesus. Why the family tree? What are we supposed to see and what surprises are in store? Taught By Jose Zayas
Ephesians 3v14-21 We are praying for more. More of God’s love. More of God’s power. Taught By Jose Zayas
Ephesians 3v7-13 God’s grace isn’t limited to the gift of God’s salvation, it's also the gift to love and serve others. And when we come together as the Church to do that, we’re taking part in the revealing of God’s glory. Taught By Ryan Doucet
Ephesians 3v1-6 There’s a “mystery,” once hidden, that God’s now brought into light. Understanding mystery and revelation helps shape how God wants to lead and grow us today. Taught By Jose Zayas
Ephesians 2v11-22 We live in a divided world. Sports. Politics. Relationship status. Even in church. What walls have we built up that Jesus came to tear down? Taught By Jose Zayas
Ephesians 2v1-10 Since Jesus has given us new life by grace through faith, we can now live in a new way. Taught By Jose Zayas
Ephesians 1v15-23 Paul’s pray for the church is that they would keep growing. Are you growing in Jesus-likeness? And are you content with the pace of your progress? Taught By Jose Zayas
Ephesians 1v3-14 Following God has real benefits, both seen and unseen. We ought to praise God because He's made known the person and path to blessing; all we need is found in Jesus. Taught by Jose Zayas
Ephesians 1v3-14 Paul describes God’s blessings in Christ. Our blessing is to be adopted into God’s family as we are marked with a seal, the promised Holy Spirit. Taught By Steve Marshman
Ephesians1v1-2 Paul sets the tone for the letter with his introduction. In this first message of the series, we trace Paul's relationship with the church in Ephesus and are reminded the it's possible to start well and end poorly. What's going to keep us from stumbling? God's message of grace and peace. Taught by Jose Zayas
What does it look like to live this new way? What changes in our thinking and actions? How do we go about life differently than we did before we came under the kingship of Jesus? Taught By Nate Kupish
Various Text Last week we looked at what the Holy Spirit does in you. Today we look at what the Spirit wants to do through you. Taught By Jose Zayas
Various Texts Jesus promised to give His Spirit to all who follow Him. Who is the Holy Spirit and what does He do to grow and transform us? Taught By Jose Zayas
1 Peter 2v1-12 Bible writers describe Jesus followers using family language (brothers and sisters, newborn babies, etc). We, together, are the people of God. That’s the motivation for us to live in a new way. Taught By Jose Zayas
Various Tex Who are you, really? The writers of the New Testament call Jesus followers “holy people.” You are holy... now. What does that mean? And if that’s true, how do I live a holy life? Taught By Jose Zayas
2 Corinthians 5v17-21 What changes when we choose to follow Jesus? Taught by Jose Zayas
Various Text Why take risks to help people? Remember the motivation behind what we’re called to do as Jesus followers. Taught By Jose Zayas
Hebrews 12v11 Oftentimes we focus on seasons of adversity as being our seasons of greatest challenge, learning to fully lean on God through the trials. But what about in seasons of prosperity or comfort? What if the greatest challenge to remaining faithful to Christ wasn’t our trial, but instead our times of triumph? Join us as we examine how to remain faithful to Christ through maintaining four disciplines. Taught By Brian Hogan
Revelation 21v1-3 What are we looking forward to? When Jesus returns, God will create a new heaven, a new earth, and a new Jerusalem. Taught By Steve Marshman
Various Text Jesus gave us the framework to recognize all of life is intended to be life-with-God. God speaking in our everyday moments. Here’s a few stories to encourage you in your relationship with God and empower you to listen as God speaks to you this week. Taught By Nate Kupish
Leviticus 23 God appointed seven sacred annual Festivals for the Israelites. All seven foreshadow the life and work of our Messiah - the Lord Jesus Christ. Taught By Steve Marshman
