Walk Worthy series will take us through the book of Ephesians. Jesus has united the church into one body and we are to walk worthy of the calling that we have been given. Though we will be going through entire chapters during this period, it will be up to the speaker to choose which parts of each chapter to focus on or highlight if the chapter is lengthy or delves into various topics.

During this sermon series we will be challenged to take a good look at ourselves and gauge our spiritual maturity. This series kicks off our overall theme of the year “Thrive.” Scripture clearly lays out that when we become Christians, there should be evidence of spiritual maturity that happens as we are weaned from what the Hebrew author describes as milk.

During this sermon series we will be challenged to take a good look at ourselves and gauge our spiritual maturity. This series kicks off our overall theme of the year “Thrive.” Scripture clearly lays out that when we become Christians, there should be evidence of spiritual maturity that happens as we are weaned from what the Hebrew author describes as milk.

During this sermon series we will be challenged to take a good look at ourselves and gauge our spiritual maturity. This series kicks off our overall theme of the year “Thrive.” Scripture clearly lays out that when we become Christians, there should be evidence of spiritual maturity that happens as we are weaned from what the Hebrew author describes as milk.

During this sermon series we will be challenged to take a good look at ourselves and gauge our spiritual maturity. This series kicks off our overall theme of the year “Thrive.” Scripture clearly lays out that when we become Christians, there should be evidence of spiritual maturity that happens as we are weaned from what the Hebrew author describes as milk.

During this sermon series we will be challenged to take a good look at ourselves and gauge our spiritual maturity. This series kicks off our overall theme of the year “Thrive.” Scripture clearly lays out that when we become Christians, there should be evidence of spiritual maturity that happens as we are weaned from what the Hebrew author describes as milk.

Thrive. Healthy and alive things grow, and growth accelerates when they thrive . This must be true of our faith and our faith community. The more me draw closer to God and to one another, we will thrive as individuals and as a congregation.

This is our final sermon of the year, and we will wrap up the Gospel of John by looking at John chapter 21. With all that Jesus did for us on the earth, it is even more amazing to see how He completed His earthly ministry with his disciples. It was truly an Unlikely Ending.