Unified Identity “They have a church for every type of person—from background, ethnicity, to where you shop, if you buy organic or you’re white bread people. The number of churches there to choose from is amazing.” I heard this in a conversation with someone about the...
It has been said that “Sunday morning is the most segregated day of the week.” While I am not sure who to credit with first saying it, that reality is certainly still true today. According to the Bible, this is a problem. Ephesians 2:11-22 is one of the...
Tim Keller in his article “The Centrality of the Gospel” writes: We never “get beyond the gospel” in our Christian life to something more “advanced.” The gospel is not the rst “step” in a “stairway” of truths; rather, it is more like the “hub” in a “wheel” of truth....
In Ephesians, Paul writes to an established group of believers seeking to live lives that bring glory and honor to Jesus Christ. He praises God for them, especially for their faith in Jesus and their love for the saints, then lifts up a prayer on their behalf. He...
Have you ever talked to someone, or read something, and a word was used that you didn’t know or understand how it fit in the context? Did you ask clarifying questions, do some research, or did you let it go? What if this happens when you are reading your Bible? As we...
The Ephesians Devotional Guide, which goes along with our new sermon series beginning 7/17, is now available in hard copy and electronic versions. Hard Copies: Hard copies can be picked up in the lobby at our Belmont and Northlake locations. These are available free...
