From Despair to Delight (Hannah’s Prayer)

Who Do You Think You Are?

Ever wondered how to discover your true identity in a world full of labels? This Sunday, we’re starting a new series in the Book of Ephesians, a letter written by the Apostle Paul that reveals how God’s grace transforms our everyday lives.

Ephesians is a celebration of who we are in Christ: chosen, saved, and sealed by the Holy Spirit. It reminds us that salvation is a gift of grace, not something we earn, and calls us to live with unity as one church built on Jesus.

Join us as we explore how Ephesians connects our faith to daily life and invites us to live out our true identity, people marked by grace and united in Christ.

Who Do You Think You Are?

Ever wondered how to discover your true identity in a world full of labels? This Sunday, we’re starting a new series in the Book of Ephesians, a letter written by the Apostle Paul that reveals how God’s grace transforms our everyday lives.

Ephesians is a celebration of who we are in Christ: chosen, saved, and sealed by the Holy Spirit. It reminds us that salvation is a gift of grace, not something we earn, and calls us to live with unity as one church built on Jesus.Join us as we explore how Ephesians connects our faith to daily life and invites us to live out our true identity, people marked by grace and united in Christ.

Who Do You Think You Are?

Ever wondered how to discover your true identity in a world full of labels? This Sunday, we’re starting a new series in the Book of Ephesians, a letter written by the Apostle Paul that reveals how God’s grace transforms our everyday lives.

Ephesians is a celebration of who we are in Christ: chosen, saved, and sealed by the Holy Spirit. It reminds us that salvation is a gift of grace, not something we earn, and calls us to live with unity as one church built on Jesus.Join us as we explore how Ephesians connects our faith to daily life and invites us to live out our true identity, people marked by grace and united in Christ.

Who Do You Think You Are?Ever wondered how to discover your true identity in a world full of labels? This Sunday, we’re starting a new series in the Book of Ephesians, a letter written by the Apostle Paul that reveals how God’s grace transforms our everyday lives.Ephesians is a celebration of who we are in Christ: chosen, saved, and sealed by the Holy Spirit. It reminds us that salvation is a gift of grace, not something we earn, and calls us to live with unity as one church built on Jesus.Join us as we explore how Ephesians connects our faith to daily life and invites us to live out our true identity, people marked by grace and united in Christ.

Who Do You Think You Are?

Ever wondered how to discover your true identity in a world full of labels? This Sunday, we’re starting a new series in the Book of Ephesians, a letter written by the Apostle Paul that reveals how God’s grace transforms our everyday lives.

Ephesians is a celebration of who we are in Christ chosen, saved, and sealed by the Holy Spirit. It reminds us that salvation is a gift of grace, not something we earn, and calls us to live with unity as one church built on Jesus..

Who Do You Think You Are?

Ever wondered how to discover your true identity in a world full of labels? This Sunday, we’re starting a new series in the Book of Ephesians, a letter written by the Apostle Paul that reveals how God’s grace transforms our everyday lives.

Ephesians is a celebration of who we are in Christ: chosen, saved, and sealed by the Holy Spirit. It reminds us that salvation is a gift of grace, not something we earn, and calls us to live with unity as one church built on Jesus..

Who Do You Think You Are?

Ever wondered how to discover your true identity in a world full of labels? This Sunday, we’re starting a new series in the Book of Ephesians, a letter written by the Apostle Paul that reveals how God’s grace transforms our everyday lives.

Ephesians is a celebration of who we are in Christ: chosen, saved, and sealed by the Holy Spirit. It reminds us that salvation is a gift of grace, not something we earn, and calls us to live with unity as one church built on Jesus.