The book of Ephesians is an incredibly encouraging book because its central focus is illuminating how God has given us “every spiritual blessing in Christ.” (1:3) The first half of the book is about all that Jesus has done for us, while the second half shifts to our response: “to live a life worthy of the calling you have received.” (4:1) Paul describes this journey as living as children of light, rather than walking in darkness (5:8). Rich in doctrine and theology, yet packed with practical insight and application, our study of Ephesians will have plenty of comfort and challenge for everyone.

Finding Hope is a support group for loved ones of addicts. Everyone is welcome to attend! It is an ongoing program, so it is open to new attendees each meeting. If you know of anyone that is in need of a support group like this, please pass this information along. Meetings are held the second and fourth Wednesday of the month from 6:30-8:00 PM in The Kirk Library. If you have any questions regarding Finding Hope, contact Jera Holder.

Plan to be with us for one or all of our services this Holy Week! Join us for Palm Sunday at 9:00 AM (Traditional) or 10:30 AM (Modern); Maundy Thursday at 6:00 PM (Traditional); Good Friday at 6:00 PM (Modern); and Easter Sunday at 8:00 AM & 9:30 AM (Traditional) or 11:00 AM (Modern).

The book of Ephesians is an incredibly encouraging book because its central focus is illuminating how God has given us “every spiritual blessing in Christ.” (1:3) The first half of the book is about all that Jesus has done for us, while the second half shifts to our response: “to live a life worthy of the calling you have received.” (4:1) Paul describes this journey as living as children of light, rather than walking in darkness (5:8). Rich in doctrine and theology, yet packed with practical insight and application, our study of Ephesians will have plenty of comfort and challenge for everyone.