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Beyond What You Can See

J.C. Thompson • September 6, 2026

Sometimes what we see doesn’t make sense. Paul was sitting in prison, yet God was still at work. Ephesians 3 reminds us that God sees what we cannot. We can rely on Him when we don’t understand and rest in His wisdom when we can’t see the whole story.

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God's Story Changes Ours

Bryan Jones | 9/13/2026

Story Sunday is a special time to pause and celebrate the goodness of God and the stories that remind us of His faithfulness. Come hear stories of hope, grace, redemption, and lives transformed by His love. Together, we’ll celebrate the beautiful ways God is still writing His story.

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Citizens and Saints

Bryan Jones, Perry Duggar and J.C. Thompson

August 9, 2026 through September 27, 2026

Ephesians reveals the life-changing truth of who we are in Christ. In a world searching for identity, this letter reminds us that our worth, purpose and belonging are found in Jesus. When we understand who we are in Him, it changes how we live.

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Why We Worship

August 9, 2026

There is often a difference between what we know about faith and what we experience in our daily lives. Ephesians reveals the incredible blessings we have in Christ and reminds us who God says we are.

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Open My Eyes

August 16, 2026

There is a difference between seeing and truly seeing. In Ephesians, Paul prayed that the eyes of our hearts would be opened. When God awakens our hearts, we see hope in the storm. We see value in who He created us to be. We see His power at work in us.

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Alive in Christ

August 23, 2026

When we were spiritually dead in our sin, we were separated from God and unable to save ourselves. Yet God did not turn away from us. Because of His great love and mercy, He made us alive in Christ. Through His grace, He forgave our sins and gave us a new life. What we could never do for ourselves, God did for us through Jesus.

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New Humanity

August 30, 2026

Ephesians 2 reminds us that the gospel doesn’t just change what we believe. It changes who we are. Jesus is creating a new humanity, giving us a new identity and teaching us to live from the reality that we belong to His kingdom.

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