Spring 2025 overview
This spring, we are going road tripping with the apostle Paul. We’ll begin by sitting next to him in prison as he pens two inspired letters to Ephesus and Philippi. We’ll end up standing next to him as he stands before kings to share his testimony. And in the middle of our trip, we’ll stop long enough to behold four beautiful portraits of God’s great grace from the Old and New Testament.
Letters from Prison
Paul penned two of his epistles, Ephesians and Philippians, from prison to minister to the church. The principles from these two short books give us power to live godly, even in an ungodly world.
Grace for Outsiders
Portraits of grace hang in gilded frames in the galleries of the Old and New Testament. The grace that saved Rahab, gave Mephibosheth a second chance, led Jesus to the cross, and caused Paul to fight for the Gentiles is still available to everyone who needs
it.
From Murderer to Missionary
Follow Paul on his murderous ride toward Damascus until God shone a light so bright it knocked him from his horse to his knees. From there, God saved Paul, called him, and used him to preach the same gospel he used to persecute. This series will challenge us to embrace sacrifice, evangelism, and ministry.
