This powerful exploration of Ephesians 4:1-16 invites us into a breathtaking understanding of what it means to walk worthy of our calling in Christ. The message begins with a crucial word: 'therefore.' Before we can move forward in our Christian walk, we must look back at everything God has already done—choosing us before creation, sealing us with His Spirit, raising us from spiritual death, and making us family. The Greek word 'kaleo' reminds us that we've received a royal invitation from the King of Glory himself, and our response should match the infinite worth of the One who called us. The word 'axios' paints a beautiful picture of scales in balance—our lives should weigh the same as the grace we've received. We're not trying to earn God's favor; we're reflecting the immeasurable value of Christ's sacrifice. How much is Jesus worth to us? The answer isn't found in our words but in how we actually live. God has given us three magnificent gifts to help us mature: the Holy Spirit who guides us into all truth, gifted leaders who equip and serve us, and the body of Christ itself where every joint supplies what we need. This isn't a solo journey—we walk worthy together, making the invisible Christ visible to a watching world through our love for one another.
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Becoming Love
In this week’s message, Pastor Chad unpacks Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3 — an invitation into supernatural revelationthat leads to supernatural love.What if the Christian life isn’t about trying harder, but about being strengthened in your believing until Christ truly dwellsin you?This teaching explores what it means to be rooted and grounded in love, to become a people compelled by love, and to live as those who carry His nearness as the greatest gift to the world.Listen and be reminded: the most true thing about you is that you will know the love of God.
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The Mystery Revealed
In this powerful exploration of Ephesians 3, we uncover the profound mystery of God's plan for unity through the gospel. The central message revolves around how Christ has broken down barriers between Jews and Gentiles, creating one new humanity. This isn't just ancient history - it's a living reality that challenges us to examine our own prejudices and divisions today. The apostle Paul's personal transformation from persecutor to preacher serves as a testament to the power of God's grace. This grace not only transforms us but also empowers us for a divine purpose. As we delve into this scripture, we're invited to consider: How are we living out this 'cosmic sermon' of unity in our daily lives? Are we allowing God's grace to not just save us, but to fuel us for His kingdom work? This message urges us to embrace our role in God's grand narrative, making known His wisdom through our unity in Christ.
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New Humanity + New Temple
From Eden’s garden to Revelation’s city, God’s desire has never changed—He’s always wanted to dwell among His people. In this powerful message, we trace the storyline of Scripture through the Garden, the Tabernacle, the Temple, Jesus, and the Church to discover that redemption’s goal has always been relationship.Ephesians 2:11–22 reveals how God reversed Babel—not by force, but through the cross. The blood of Jesus tore down every dividing wall, turning strangers into family and enemies into living stones in His new temple.In an age chasing peace without the Prince of Peace, this message calls us back to the only foundation strong enough to hold the human heart together—Christ Himself.🔥 God is still building His dwelling place. And you are part of it.
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The Glory of God's Grace
In this message, Pastor Neil invites us to see grace for what it truly is — not just forgiveness for sin, but the unearned, unstoppable love of God that brings us into new life. From Ephesians 2, we learn that grace doesn’t just save us from something; it seats us with Christ and shows the world who God is through our transformed lives. This is the gospel in full color — love in action, mercy in motion, and a new identity rooted in His great affection for us.
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