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Being in Christ should impact our relationships, especially at home. Last week, we looked at marriage and how it should image the relationship between Christ and His Church. This week, we’ll look at two other relationships and how they should be transformed by being in Christ. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

In Ephesians 4 and 5, Paul has been teaching us how we, as the Church, should live in light of who we are and what we have in Christ. Naturally, this will impact our relationships, especially at home. Join us as we unpack the first of Paul’s three examples. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

“Live a life of love . . . live as children of light.” Join us as we consider Paul’s next exhortation, to live a life filled with the Spirit. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

Last week, we learned that God is love (1 John 4:16) and as beloved children of God, we are meant to imitate Him by living a life of love. God is also light (1 John 1:5). Join us as we contemplate Paul’s next exhortation in Ephesians 5 to live as children of light. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

Join us as we return to our study of Ephesians and learn how we ought to respond to the love and blessings God lavished on us, which Paul unpacked in earlier chapters. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

How should we react when evil and injustice surround us, when those who do wrong appear to be rewarded? Join us as we consider David’s loving instructions to people in such circumstances. Led by Ethan Boyd.

Join us as we gather in loving memory of Anna Margaret Joan Bradley to grieve her death and praise God for her life and His faithfulness in it. Led by Dr. Fraser Hosford.

What do you do when you feel anxious or distraught? Where do you turn? Join us as we examine David’s prayer in the midst of great distress. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

Join us in Psalm 5 as we continue to look at the theme of prayer. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.

Why should we pray? When should we pray? How should we pray? Join us in Psalm 4 as we contemplate these questions. Led by Rev. Sam Mawhinney.