Ephesians chapter 5 emphasizes the importance of living in a manner that reflects God's love and righteousness. It encourages believers to walk in love, avoid immorality, and instead promote gratitude and encouragement among one another. The chapter also discusses the relationship between Christ and the Church, likening it to the bond between husbands and wives, urging mutual respect and love in marital relationships.

Because salvation is 100% a work of God, received by grace through faith, making enemies into children, bringing those who were far off near to God, creating one new people...

The Mystery of the Gospel seen in the imprisoned minister, and the people empowered by God’s Gospel promise. They both point to the Church being key to God’s plan of redemption.

After praising the preeminence of Christ and his extravagance toward believers, Paul prayed for deeper understanding of the spiritual condition in his readers. He then set out to break down the fundamental spiritual realities for all those “in Christ.” Like the Jews and Gentiles of Paul’s day, we too need God to reinterpret our past and present in light of Christ.

Pastor Roger Brumley kicks off a summer series through the book of Ephesians brought by a collection of pastors at Evergreen.

The closing section of Judges is very dark indeed. Chapters 17-18 deal with the religious and spiritual chaos in Israel as a problem of idolatry. The closing chapters focus on the moral chaos resulting from rampant national immorality. Oh, how far the chosen people of God have fallen away from Him!

Tonight, Pastor Taylor Gabbert wraps up his miniseries on the life of Samson as we continue in our series through the book of Judges.

Pastor Taylor Gabbert continues in our study of the life of Samson as we make our way through the book of Judges.