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Sun Sep 27, Clayton Chan It is possible to appear spiritually mature while remaining emotionally unhealthy. We can know the right words, do the right things, and look faithful to others while ignoring what is happening within us. In 1 Samuel 15:15–30, Saul’s response to failure reveals how the condition of our inner life can either draw us closer to God or keep us from fully surrendering to him. 0:00 Beneath the surface 6:30 1 Samuel 15:15-30 10:40 Lack of self-awareness 19:10 Using religion to avoid a relationship with God 26:50 Refusal to be broken before God 34:45 Clayton: Beneath the surface

Clayton Chan, Sep 13 Faith is not something we practice only on Sundays. It shapes the way we speak to our families, respond to authority, approach our responsibilities, and treat the people around us. In Ephesians 6:1–9, Paul brings our faith into two of the most ordinary parts of life: our homes and our workplaces. 0:00 The Sacredness of Family and Work 3:10 Ephesians 6:1-9 7:15 Honoring Parents 14:45 Discipleship starts at home 24:10 All work is holy work 30:00 Work faithfully knowing God is your boss 34:45 Giving our best effort in everything

Sun Sept 6, Clayton Chan Marriage is one of God’s greatest gifts, but building a healthy marriage is not easy. What holds a marriage together when life becomes difficult? In Ephesians 5:21–33, Paul shows us that a Christ-centered marriage is grounded in mutual submission. 0:00 marriage roles  4:15 Ephesians 5:21-33 9:20 What does it mean to submit? 11:45 Wives choose to place yourself under the leadership and care of their husbands. 21:25 Husbands love your wives sacrificially. 28:00 Protect and nurture your oneness.  31:00 From "me" to "we".

Thomas Shajan John, Sun Aug 30 Most of us don't struggle to believe the gospel — we struggle to live like it's true. We know we're new creations in Christ, forgiven and dearly loved, yet our daily conduct doesn't always show it. In Ephesians 5:1-20, Paul calls believers to walk as beloved children of God — not as a burden to be managed, but as an identity to be lived out. 0:00 A New Reality 4:00 We are the Reality Check of the Gospel's Impact 6:00 The Love of God in Christ Leads Us 14:00 God is Holy and So Are His People 22:10 Christ's Light Shines and Illuminates 31:30 The Spirit Gives Wisdom and Encouragement

Sunday August 23, 2026, Clayton Chan Christianity is not merely about attending church, knowing the right answers, or trying to become a better person. In Ephesians 4:17–32, Paul reminds us that when we come to Christ, we are not simply given a new set of rules, we are given a new way of life. 0:00 Christians are the worst! 3:00 Ephesians 4:17-32 10:15 Transformation: A heart that responds 16:10 Transformation: A mind that is renewed 24:30 Transformation: A life that reflects 32:15 God is working in us

Sunday, August 16, 2026 - Michael Mason In the second half of Ephesians chapter three, we come to Paul's prayer for the church. Paul bows his knees before the Father, asking that the church would have their hearts transformed in two ways. One, that they would be strengthened through the Spirit and two, that Christ would dwell within them. Join us as we look to glorify God through our worship and our study of Ephesians 3:14-21. 0:00 Who is like God? 3:05 Eph 3:14-21 8:05 The Father’s authority 14:05 Power through His spirit 20:55 Know the love of Christ 25:45 The fullness of God 29:40 Bowing our knees

Speaker: Richard Wilson. In Ephesians 4:1-16 (NKJV), Paul asserts that the gospel creates a diverse people whose unity, gifts, maturity, and love display the fullness of Christ. 00:00 Eph 4:1-16 10:45 Our Identity 15:15 Our Character 27:00 Our Oneness

Have you ever wondered why the church matters? For some, the church is a place of deep belonging. For others, it's a source of disappointment or even pain. And in a culture where many people are walking away from church altogether, it's worth asking: Is the church still worth loving? 0:00 I Love My Truck 3:30 Ephesians 3:1-11 12:30 Jesus loves the church 17:30 The church isn't perfect 22:00 The brilliance of God. 29:00 Belong

The reconciling love of God in Jesus does more than mend our relationship with Him—it restores our relationship with each other. Paul shows us how the cross dismantles ancient divides, uniting us into one household of God. In a world struggling with ethnic, racial, political and ideological fragmentation, we don't just need a message about peace—we need the very One who is our Peace.

When people think about a healthy church, they often think about great preaching, meaningful worship, or impactful programs. While those things are important, Paul points us to something even deeper. In Ephesians 1:15–23, he paints a picture of the kind of church God desires and offers a prayer that is just as relevant today as it was for the early church.

This Sunday, we will be having a special service in recognition of World Refugee Sunday. Throughout Scripture, we see God's heart for the stranger, the displaced, and the vulnerable, and this Sunday will be an opportunity for us to worship, pray, and reflect on how we can live out that same heart as the people of God. We hope you will join us for this meaningful and important Sunday as we seek to grow in compassion, awareness, and love for our neighbors from every nation.

How cool would it be to read a letter that said you were chosen, accepted, forgiven, and guaranteed a future, before anything was ever created-and that none of it depended on anything you had done or ever could do? That is precisely what Paul describes in the opening lines of his letter to the Ephesians. In Ephesians 1:1-14, we see that every blessing we have in Christ flows from one source, points to one goal, and carries one resounding refrain: to the praise of his glory.

Every one of us believes in something. We place our trust in people, plans, careers, finances, and countless other things that promise to give us security, purpose, or happiness. But what happens when those things fail us? This Sunday, we'll explore what it really means to believe in Jesus and how that kind of faith can transform the way we see God, the world around us, and our own lives.

Join us this Sunday as we explore the final section in John's Gospel (21:15-25), where the resurrected Christ meets Peter on the shore with a simple question and a profound second chance. If you've ever felt defined by your failures, pulled back by old habits, or uncertain of your next step, this message on finding your true identity and purpose in Christ is for you.

There are moments in life when the journey ahead feels overwhelming. You know God is calling you forward, but you are not exactly sure what comes next or whether you have what it takes. In John 21:1-14, we’ll look at how Jesus encourages and prepares His people for the road ahead. If you are feeling tired, uncertain, or in need of encouragement for the season you are in, this message is for you.