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John 15:1-8 | Exploring Church

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January 24, 2021 • Ron Shrider • John 15:1–8

The church of Jesus Christ was meant to be a House of Prayer. Ron Shrider brings understanding to John 15:1-8. He discusses what it means to abide in Him and how abiding in Jesus relates to answered prayer. Ron teaches that an effective and productive church must be built of prayer by faithful prayers who remain and abide in Christ, the perfect vine.

Ephesians 6:10-20 | Exploring Church

January 17, 2021 • Wade Coffey • Ephesians 6:10–20

In the first step into our Exploring Church series, Wade Coffey sets the stage for a discovery discussion about Ephesians 6:10-20 (The Armor of God). Using the biblical narrative and much of Paul's letter to the Ephesians that leads up to this passage he addresses this fundamental question. Why does the church exist? And knowing why it exists he provides some context for this next question. Why do we need armor to do what God has called us to?

Ephesians 3:7-21 | Exploring Church

February 7, 2021 • Cameron Godfrey • Ephesians 3:7–21

Cameron Godfrey explores the role of the church as described in Ephesians 3:7-21. He talks about the church's role in revealing God's plan and revealing God's great wisdom. He goes on to unpack Paul's prayer for the Ephesian church and his desire for them to explore the vastness of the love of Christ together!

Acts 2:42-47 | Exploring Church

February 21, 2021 • Leslie Merker • Acts 2:42–47

Leslie Merker teaches on this passage in Acts 2. She teaches that this passage does not invite us to simply attend church, but rather to be the church. She shares that being the church requires a good deal of commitment and time. Through devotion to connecting with God and devotion to growing in our interactions and affections for each other, we can experience the good soil that the church is intended to be, so that all of us can grow in our created potential.