scripture: ephesians 5:15-5:20

significance of the parable of the ten virgins--5 wise, 5 foolish

Everyone is given 168 hours a week to invest. God has given us the exact time we need to carry out His purposes

Real freedom in worship is only possible when we get real with God, yielding our very selves to him, a sacrifice of praise comes from an honest heart.

Speaker: Mark Westerfield, Senior Pastor The most precious commodity that a person seems to own today is his time. God has given each of us 168 hours in a week to invest. How are we using it for His kingdom?

Rande Vick shared with us this morning about the new year; the chance for a fresh start, a new beginning, a clean slate... an opportunity to seize the day!

Addressing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody to the Lord with your heart. Ephesians 5:19

Many people search in the wrong places for happiness. Paul says we should be start with our lives in order to be happy. Happiness comes with a sense of Gratitude for God’s blessings.

To make disciples who love God, love people, and serve the world.

Lora speaks on revisiting the church that she and Richard helped plant 15 years ago in Hamburg, Germany. Julie and Mark speak about The Grace Outpouring and how the book is speaking to them personally as well as to our church body. Amy speaks on her recent trip to Wales and staying at the center, Ffald-y-Brenin, where The Grace Outpouring book centers. This time with these speakers gave our church even more verification of where God is asking us to head as far as resting in Him and being a place of grace and blessing to the city around us.

The act of singing to God has become for many a lifeless liturgy or professional performance of praise meant only to satisfy self. This series of sermons declares that when you sing from your heart to God, he is exalted and lives our changed.

The most faithful thing we can do with the time God has given us is to "make the most" of it.

Exposition de l'Épître de Paul aux Éphésiens par le Dr. Raymond Perron.

Exposition de l'Épître de Paul aux Éphésiens par le Dr. Raymond Perron.