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Ready? Christ’s return will be sudden and unmistakable. Until that day, we are called to remain faithful to Him and live ready for His coming. 📖 Matthew 24

In Christ, we’re no longer strangers but part of God’s household. This message walks through four realities of belonging: citizenship (God is our King), sonship (God is our Father), workmanship (God is our Creator), and worship (God is our God). Christ is the cornerstone of it all: our standard, giving us orientation; our strength, giving us a firm foundation; and our story, giving us reason to celebrate.

Christ is our peace with God and with each other. At the cross, He tore down the barrier between Jew and Gentile and made all who are in Him one new man. Through the gospel, hostility dies and we gain access to the Father by one Spirit.

Live worthy of the gospel. Standing firm together, united in one spirit, unshaken by opposition — this is what it looks like to belong to Christ. Even suffering for His name is grace.

We were once far from God, separated from Christ, with no promises and no hope. But Jesus bled and died to give us free access to the presence of God. Through His blood, we have been brought near! Join us again next week as we continue our Glorious Grace series through Ephesians.

You can't experience the grace of God and remain the same. This message walks through the Lord's Prayer, Ephesians 2, and Romans 12 to unpack a simple truth: God saved you by grace, not works — but He saved you for good works He already prepared for you to do. Faith isn't just something you receive; it's something you live out, in community, through love.

STORIES OF GRACE | This Sunday Every story has a past. And because of God’s grace, no story is beyond redemption. Nicole Smith shares her powerful story of grace, redemption, and fulness in Christ. From David to Manasseh, Isaiah to Paul, Scripture reminds us that God has always been a God of grace. His grace cleanses us completely, changes us radically, and sends us willingly to live on mission for His glory. Whatever your story holds, God’s grace is greater. Join us next Sunday as we continue our series, Glorious Grace: The Letter of Ephesians. #EastridgeCommunityChurch #GloriousGrace #StoriesOfGrace #ByGrace #Ephesians #GodsGrace #LiveOnMission

BY GRACE We didn’t save ourselves—God did. By His grace, He made us alive, raised us up, and brought us into new life with Christ.  Receive grace, give grace, and live by grace—with nothing to boast in but Jesus. Come follow along as we continue Glorious Grace: The Letter of Ephesians.

Through faith in Jesus, God makes us alive, forgives our sin, and declares us righteous—not because of what we’ve done, but because of His glorious grace. And when grace makes us alive, it changes the way we live. Made Alive | Ephesians 2:4–5

But God… Ephesians 2 begins with a sobering reality: apart from Christ, we aren’t merely sick, broken, or in need of improvement—we are dead in our sin. We follow the ways of the world, the enemy, and the cravings of our own sinful nature. And because of our sin, we stand under God’s righteous judgment. But God. Those two words change everything. “Because of his great love for us, God, who is rich in mercy…” — Ephesians 2:4 Our sin is great, but God’s mercy is greater. Our rebellion is real, but God’s love is greater. We were dead, but God makes us alive in Christ. That is the glorious grace of the Gospel.  Join us as we walk through Ephesians 2:1–4 and discover the hope found in two of the most powerful words in Scripture: But God… #GloriousGrace #Ephesians #ButGod #Ephesians2 #Gospel #Grace #Mercy #Jesus

Great is Jesus! | Ephesians 1 Recap.

This is our annual Sunday, where we look back on the last year and CELEBRATE all that the Lord has done in and around our church family. From new believers being baptized into Christ, to the ways in which God has worked through Growth Groups and Step-Studies, to VBS, camps, and mission trips, to all the ways that the Body of Christ has shown up and served one another and our community - we just want to lift up the Name of Jesus, together, as we remember His work and faithfulness over the last year.

"Lord, You Know!" - Ezekiel 37

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