Audio Messages

Paul begins Ephesians with a focus on God’s will and eternal plan to bless us with adoption and an inheritance as His children. As Paul explains who God is, we are led to bless and worship the God who blessed us first.

This is the first message in our series, Who God Says You Are, where we discover our true identity and purpose as defined by our Creator in the book of Ephesians. This message starts at Chapter one in Ephesians where Paul describes us as Saints.

God has a wonderful inheritance for those that believe in Him. Unlike earthly inheritance it is an inheritance that is a sure promise that we can be fully assured of. In this message in our series: Who God says you are, we continue our study in Ephesians and explore what it means to be called a Heir.

"Feeling pulled by the world's voices? In today’s message, Pastor Ken reminds us that we are called by God, not defined by society’s standards. You’re not who the world says you are—you are who God says you are! 🙌 Watch the full sermon on Ephesians 1 and discover your true identity in Christ. #CalledByGod #Ephesians1 #TrueIdentity #GodsCall #FaithInAction"

Hear this message by guest speaker, Jason Magafas. Listen to him give Biblical examples of how God loves us for who we are and never gives up on us. Through his mercy and grace he shows us true love and brings us to life both physically and spiritually.

This message, that is part of our series called: Who God says you are, emphasizes that we are God's masterpiece, created with purpose and love. Despite the ways we distort our identity through sin, God desires to restore us and heal our brokenness through Jesus Christ.

Racial division and racism come in many forms, but all are opposed to God's plan for humanity. In this message, Pastor John describes the work of Jesus in creating "one new man out of two" that calls us to strive for racial unity in the body of Christ.

Today many who claim to have faith only seem to have wish. The greatest problem Pastor Ken sees in God’s church today is not resources. We have more resources of communication, information, educated people, and freedoms to do things. The problem is we often treat faith more like a wish which is an apathetic and fearful approach that will produce little work of value. Faith must work! It takes determination, persistence, discipline, and strength to hold on to faith.