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Sunday Sermon | The Church as the Fullness of Christ | Ephesians | Part 4
Please join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner continues the series on Ephesians. Ephesians 1:15-23. Paul was concerned that the Ephesians not only had a good start but that they wouldn’t turn aside to a new doctrine. He was also concerned about them becoming indifferent about proceeding on in the course of discipleship.
Paul projects an expectation of the grand importance of the local church throughout the world. We have an overarching mission to go forward and every person in the church is intricately involved in that mission.
This marvelously encouraging letter was designed to urge them on in knowledge and usefulness for the ultimate goal of the glory of the triune God.
The highest honor of the church is being the body of Christ. We are intricately associated with the Lord Jesus.
Are you growing in the consciousness and the goodness of Christ?
18 Oct 2026
Sunday Sermon | The Pinnacle of Human Joy: The Face of God Shining Upon Us | Psalm 67
Please join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner preaches on Psalm 67. The culture we live in is overwhelmingly individualistic and we view every single thing in our lives primarily through the lens of ourselves. Our redemption is profoundly personal but the Lord never intended, and will not allow, the redemption of an individual to terminate on that individual. This Psalm is revealing how the Lord was going to bring about the promise made to Abraham in Genesis 12.
Is your inward bent being straightened? Are you seeing the fruits of the gospel in your life that urge you on with a growing urgency to consider your part in the rescue of others? We should consider how our own personal redemption is causative in the great commission.
Psalm 67 reveals how our white-hot gaze upon our Savior, set in motion by our redemption, fuels missions and how such a gaze upon the lord Jesus Christ will result in an overwhelming and contagious joy and infectious service to God’s people and the nations.
Our delight in Christ is designed to be causative in spreading the gospel to the nations. It doesn’t stop at His face shining upon us; it’s shines “so that” (verse 2).
The idea is that however this exuberance looks in your own personality will be used by God to increase your joy and draw others into the kingdom.
11 Oct 2026
Sunday Sermon | The Mystery and the Fullness of Time | Ephesians | Part 3
Please join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner continues the series on Ephesians. Ephesians 1:1-10. We can be encouraged with the concept of unity; unity about a mission. The creator of the universe has a unified business for all mankind.
Every single thing we do must fit into the concept of mission as a son or daughter of God. What do you get excited about? Set things aside for and take weeks to prepare? What are you really invested in? What do you dream about? Pray about? If it’s not directly associated with the centrality of being a son or daughter of God, then you are off. Our greatest joy is associated with what He has called us to do.
There are people that need to be rescued. Spiritual warfare and bringing souls to salvation is a massive undertaking and the Lord has made provision - this is our mission. We are soldiers of Christ.
Is the way we pray and the things we do day to day a mismatch for the mission of God?
The point the Apostle Paul is making, is to never lose the overwhelming consciousness of the fact that we are sons and daughters of God, if we are redeemed. We are in the middle of spiritual warfare, that God has given us great gifts in which to carry out that battle, but that is something that is designed to consume our lives. The things we do should rejuvenate us for the mission of God.
The advent of Christ wasn’t the beginning, it was the end. Night is coming. Our investment in the children of the church is about uniting all things in Christ.
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