According to Paul in Ephesians 4:7-16, the goal of the church is corporate maturity - to grow together into Christ-likeness. But how? In this message we look at the three ways a local church matures: by the gifts Jesus gives, by the leaders Jesus raises and by each member doing their part. We then end by asking what maturity looks like.

What is this call that we have received? How do we walk worthy of it?

We walk in a manner worthy of the call when we are making every effort to maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace by putting on humility, gentleness, patience, when we bear with one another, when we love one another.

We also walk in a manner worthy of this call when we as a church make this bold statement to a watching world that there is only one God, one faith, one baptism, one body.

In this week's message we look at another prayer of Paul where he prays that the Ephesians would experience the power to be changed from the inside out, the power to experience the love of God, and the power to do more than we can ask or think.

In this message we look at what Paul was given, why it was given and to what end it was given. What's ultimately worth suffering for and why? That's what this message answers.

In this message we look at what the gospel is, what the gospel does and what the gospel produces as it tears down all dividing walls between all people.

If Grace, Salvation, and Faith are all gifts from God, then there is no room for boasting. We owe our every breath to Him. Love so amazing, so divine, demands our life, our soul, our all.

This message is all good and all bad. And the bad's really bad and the good's immeasurably good. In this text, Paul lays out in detail who we are outside of Christ and ends by describing what God, in His mercy, love and grace, has done for us in Christ.

In this message we look at the first prayer of Paul in Ephesians. Not only will we take time to look at what Paul prays for but see what we can learn from his prayer that can help deepen our prayer lives.

In today's message we look at three additional blessings that Paul tells us are our "in Christ". We have redemption, we have an inheritance, we have been sealed.

In this passage only one instruction is given, we are called to praise God. But why? This message answers by looking at the four things God has done for those who are in Christ.