What if your everyday work could become an act of worship? In this message from Ephesians 6:5–9, Dan reframes our understanding of work, authority, and faithfulness. Through personal stories from his military experience, he shows how difficult workplace moments can be transformed when we serve Christ rather than seek human approval. Discover how Paul’s teaching on bondservants and masters applies to modern work life—and how unseen obedience, integrity, and Christ-centered motivation can turn your daily tasks into true worship.

What is God’s true design for marriage? In this message from Ephesians 5:22–33, Pastor Jay explains how marriage reflects Christ’s sacrificial love for the Church. Through personal stories and biblical wisdom, he calls husbands to lead not with control, but with Christlike service that helps families flourish. Whether you’re married or single, discover how God’s blueprint for marriage shapes relationships that honor Him and point others to Jesus.

Are you making the most of your time? In this message from Ephesians 5:15–21, Brian challenges us to walk wisely in a dark world by pursuing God with intentionality. Through personal stories and biblical insight, he shows how dedicating time to God transforms our priorities, relationships, and impact. Discover practical wisdom for living with purpose and making every moment count for eternity.

Is your home a light in a dark world? In this message from Ephesians 5:3-14, Pastor Jay challenges us to examine what’s happening behind closed doors and live with spiritual authenticity. From media choices to family priorities, he reveals how God calls us to be more than rule-followers—we’re meant to be light-bearers that reflect Christ in our homes and communities. Discover practical ways to make your home a true spiritual lighthouse that shines for God.

What does it really mean to forgive like Christ? In this message from Ephesians 5:1–2, Pastor Jay challenges us to release bitterness and walk in love as God’s beloved children. He reveals how forgiveness isn’t optional—it’s the pathway to freedom and healing. Discover how letting go and extending grace can transform your heart, your relationships, and your walk with God.