Audio Messages

This is part of our series Who God says we are where we look at Who God says we are in the book of Ephesians. This message is a panel of married people with over 100 years of experience in married life between them, where they answer questions asked by the congregation.

Nearly 100 images for the Church have been identified in the pages of the New Testament. The great number and variety of those images point to a great affection that Jesus has for His Church. In this sermon, Pastor John introduces us to the Bride of Christ as we begin our series: Jesus Loves His Church

After addressing husbands and wives, Paul’s next topic is parenting that is influenced by the gospel (notice the order: marriage and then children). In this message, Pastor John talks to “Pastor Dad,” giving Biblical advice on how to establish boundaries and guidelines so your sons and daughters can receive God’s blessings.

This message is part of our series, Who God Says we are, where we look at the book of Ephesians to see who God says we are. The focus of this message is on Family and Ephesians 6:1–4, emphasizing the importance of children honoring and obeying their parents and the mutual responsibility of parents to raise their children in the training and instruction of the Lord.

This message is part of our series: Who God Says you are. This series looks at who God says we are in the book of Ephesians. This message focuses on Ephesians 6:5-9, emphasizing that our value is determined by God, not by our status or position. It encourages believers to serve with sincerity and dedication, knowing that their work is ultimately for the Lord.

Ephesians is all about God’s eternal plan to build a new society. The letter closes with a warning to be on the lookout for the enemy who wants to trip up God’s children, and some encouraging words on how to stand firm.

In this message we talk about the Holy Spirit and His role in our lives. We explore how the Holy Spirit helps us grow and keep our lives together if we will allow Him.

This message emphasizes that spiritual warfare is a daily reality, not an extraordinary event. The enemy’s primary attack is against our identity in Christ, and the key to victory is being armed with the Gospel and the armor of God.

Evil and temptation are a part of life, but we don’t need to be controlled by them. To overcome temptation, you need to pause and recognize 1) that there’s more at stake than what you think and 2) that your heavenly Father can be trusted.