This message is taken from Ephesians 4:26-27.  It looks at the Biblical helps to combat anger.

The message is from Ephesians 4:25-5:1.  Unfortunately, the daily headlines are filled with messy lies and cover-ups.  In this study we see where truth must reign...among Christians.  Think about the ramifications of truth telling.

The passage, Ephesians 4:17-24, teaches that life before Christ and life after Christ look very different.  Can you see the difference?  We'll see three specific steps that will help you in your life after Christ.   

The message is from Ephesians 4:11-16.  Is Lakeshore a Biblically mature church? And, are you a Biblically mature member of the church?  These are questions worth pondering.  On Sunday we will study what God has done and what we must be doing to grow in Biblical maturity. 

The message is from Ephesians 4:7-10.  Everything given to Christians by God is possible because of Jesus' death and resurrection.  Because Jesus is victorious, His supremacy is found in every physical and spiritual area of God's creation.  This, of course, lends hope to Christians for this earthly life and the one to come.

The message is from Ephesians 4:1-6.  Paul pulls no punches with is answer: unity among Christians.  For the Ephesians (and ourselves) this was no easy task, but this coming Sunday we will see how the Gospel moves us past ourselves and into Christian unity.

The message is from Ephesians 3:14-21.  As we close out the first half of Ephesians, Paul leaves us with this one thought: God is able to do more than we could ask...or think.  God (and His eternal salvation for believers) is going to far surpass anything we've ever imagined.

The message is from Ephesians 3:14-21.  Sputtering?  Feel like you're running on the last gospel fumes?  Paul's climactic end to Ephesians 1-3 explains how God does the impossible in filling our hearts up with the love of Christ.

The message is from Ephesians 3:1-13.  Does God view the church as a mere drive-thru on Sunday morning where I pick up a spiritual happy meal?  We all know that it is about something much bigger than that.  In this message, we see why it's worth pouring out our lives for Christ's church.

The message is from Ephesians 2:11-22.  Walls of hostility between spouses, Christians, people in general, etc., unfortunately exist.  In our passage this week Paul tells us how the wall between the Jews and Gentiles came down.  Question to consider: how do you approach walls of hostility between you and others?  

The message is from Ephesians 2:1-10.  War veterans talk about buddies who saved their lives.  They talk with deep thankfulness and appreciation.  Similarly, Paul points us to the great truth that God has saved our lives.  His grace and mercy have come to us through Jesus, and the eternal life we have is a gift of unmatched worth.

The message is from Ephesians 1:15-23.  God desires that you would know (on a heart level) the deep treasures of a relationship with Him.  Without these treasures, our hope and encouragement rest in the day-to-day circumstances of a broken sin-tainted world.  But as we see through this scripture passage, God opens up the eyes of our hearts to see that we are secured and strengthened, no matter what, in Him.

The message is from Ephesians 1:11-14. Ever wonder why God saved you? Or, for that matter, why He saved any of us? His purpose in saving us is explained clearly in Ephesians 1, and our goal for this message is to soak up the kindness of God.

In Ephesians 1:9-10 we see that God's plan is to establish Jesus as the unifying head of all things in heaven and earth.  As we apply this message there is reason to praise God for His grace as well as reflect on direction of our own lives.  Are we living by faith under the headship of Jesus?  What does that look like?

With a chaotic world filled with hardship and disappointment, there is one prize that all Christians can hold onto: the love of God in Salvation. It's a wonderful, rest-giving truth.

Pastor Nate begins the new series on Ephesians by looking at our response to all that God has done for us. The passage he covers is Ephesians 1:1-6.