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Sermon Archive

Owning Your New Identity

In this sermon we look into "Ephesians 4:17-24" to learn how to own our new identity in Jesus Christ. If we are to live the life Jesus calls us to live, we must understand and own the fact that we are new!

Growing Up In Christ

How do we grow up to maturity as followers of Jesus? What does a mature church look like? Read "Ephesians 4:1-16" and join us as we focus on verses 12-16.

Word Gifts

What is an apostle, a prophet, or an evangelist? How do they relate to pastors and teachers? And what does all that have to do with my growth in grace? Listen in as we dig into "Ephesians 4:11-12" and look into the five spiritual gifts listed there. Jesus gave both...

Encouragement for the Mission

In this sermon Kevin Kelley gives some powerful encouragement from the Scriptures for us to be on mission for Christ. Here is one quote to whet you appetite, "Success is guaranteed."

Walking in the Light

What does it mean to walk in the light? The Apostle John describes what this means in "1 John 1:5-10" . Listen in as we dig into this text and see that walking in the light means embracing God’s holiness, our sinfulness, and God’s solution in Jesus Christ.

Seven x One = One

How can a group of very diverse people live together in true, joyful unity? In chapter 4 of Ephesians Paul begins to apply the gospel he has outlines in chapters 1-3. He call us to live lives worthy of our calling. Last week we looked at the command to walk worthy. In...

Walk Worthy

The gospel changes everything, both our eternal destiny and our current lives. In this sermon we begin the second major section of Ephesians, chapters 4-6, which have to do with how we live in light of the gospel. In "Ephesians 4:1-3" we see that we are to live a life...

Unimagined Glory

We think too small about God, therefore we pray too small to God! We easily get caught up in the business of everyday life and forget our overarching purpose in this life. Listen in as we look at "Ephesians 3:20-21" . Omnipotence is at work in you for God's glory!

Knowing Christ’s Love Through Prayer

Are you confident that Jesus loves you? How can you grow in your confidence that God loves you? In this sermon we unpack "Ephesians 3:14-19" and see that God’s heart, expressed through Paul’s prayer, is for us to walk in confidence of His love for us in Jesus...

Graced to Serve

Can God use me? Will God use me? How will he use me? These are just a few of the questions we seek to answer as we look at how the Lord used Paul to spread the gospel to the Gentiles. Read "Ephesians 3:1-13" and listen in.

Mysterious Grace

God's ways are not always easily explained. God often works in ways that we do now expect. How can we retain joy in the midst of life's hardships? In this sermon we discuss the New Testament concept of "mystery." What does Paul mean when he says that the "mystery of...

Where is Our Temple?

What was the significance of the Old Testament temple? How does the New Testament speak about God's temple? Listen in as we dig into "Ephesians 2:19-22" and answer these questions and see that we are his temple.

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