Few books in the bible challenge us to grow and mature more than the book of Ephesians. In this series we explore the themes of forming a deeper identity in christ, maturity, and developing a new stature in life.

As God works more in us, we need to be ready to “stand our ground” when opposition comes our way.

In chapter 5 of Ephesians, the apostle Paul encourages all to be imitators of Jesus and to be filled by the spirit. This is to be lived out in the most intimate and integrated relationships of our lives. This morning at Cornerstone, we will look at the dance between a husband and wife of Paul’s admonition for submission and sacrifice.

Rabbi Gene looks at the deeper meaning of “speak the truth in love.”

Brian unpacks what it means to be worthy and what the word really means, using Ephesians 4:1.

Rabbi Gene uses physics, mathematics, and faith to talk about the incomprehensible enormity of God's love.

The resurrection of Jesus is thoughtful, powerful, and above all, personal.

Jesus is at work in us, changing our hostility to peace. He takes divisions and creates one new humanity.

In chapter 2 of Ephesians, Paul reminds the listener of how they were, how good God is, and that we are His work on display.

Paul’s prayer that we may know God and all that he has for us.

Rabbi Gene Binder kicks off a new 10-week series in the book of Ephesians. This first message deals with the importance of establishing an identity that cannot be lost or taken away.