How do we change? Can we do it by our on willpower? Or is more needed? This message gazes closely into Ephesians chapter 4 and 5 to glean the process by which God designed for us to grow in love and grace.

One of the hardest things is asking for help. And our greatest our of needed assistance for help is what do with our sinful nature. Paul doesn’t mince words in this chapter about the reality of our sin, but then he soars to the heights of what God as done to rescue us with the loving sacrifice of Jesus. We are now saved to something bigger than ourselves.

What makes you you? What makes up your identity? We often find our worth in roles we play, different skills we have, status or jobs or looks. This letter to some of the first Christians lays out a better way to understand our true identity.

Do you value the things that are just handed to you, or when it costs you something does it create more worth? This message looks at how when we worship God, we are sacrificing in a way that creates greater value in our worship.

What does worship do to us? What is the long term gain of taking the attention of ourselves and placing our worth on God? When we move into a mindset of worship it can cultivate a posture of humility in us.

How do you find yourself trying to escape your situation? Do you mask it with substances or maybe materialism? In this message we look at how worship can serve as a reminder of where to keep our focus no matter our circumstances.

What do you love to share? Favourite book? Best place to eat out? Expressing our love for something completes our joy in it. In the same way, expressing our worship in God completes our joy in Him.