In this message we finish off our series in Ephesians by looking at the call to pray in the midst of the battle we fight. We learn that prayer isn't an additional piece of armour but what undergirds, supports and connects all the amour together.

As we begin to wrap up our series in Ephesians we continue to dig deep into the topic of spiritual warfare. In this message we look specifically at how we not only protect ourselves from the enemy but in doing so, advance the cause of Christ.

Do you believe that the Christian life is a life of war? We have a real enemy that doesn’t want us to be who we already are in Christ. He will pull out all the stops to keep us from living in the good of the gospel.

In his book, How Then Should we Work?, Hugh Whelchel writes, "until Christians embrace the biblical doctrine of work, they will remain ineffective." In this message we look at work and how work in and of itself is inherently good and something God has given to us to flourish and become who we were created to be.

The reason we do all that we do in parenting is because we are compelled by a vision and that vision is the glory of God.

It's difficult to speak on marriage today from a Biblical standpoint but it's never been more important. Marriage is not only being redefined, it's being degraded more and more. In this message we take a look at the importance of marriage, how it points to Jesus and the husband's and wife's God-given roles in it.

This passage hangs on two calls: be wise and be filled. In this message we consider three questions: what does wisdom look like, what does the filling of the Spirit look like and how is one filled by the Spirit?

Everyone is great with love - all we need is love, life is love. love is love. But in this week's message we address the question of "what is love?" and discover that the Biblical definition of love differs with much popular thought today.

Last week's message spoke in general terms of what we are to put off and put on as followers of Jesus. This week we get specific and look at five things we are to put off and five things we are to put on in their place and why.

The wonderful mystery of the Christian faith is that Christians don't only believe in something, they've been changed in something. There's been a rebirth. This message looks at the call of Jesus to be on the outside what we now are on the inside. What should mark us and what marks those who have no relationship with Jesus?