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Our identity is of great importance. For believers, their identity is to be found in Christ. Paul, when writing this letter to the Ephesian Church, wants to remind them of who they are in God, and how that affects who they they are to be in Ephesus.

Students often have many questions. This series gives them the opportunity to ask questions that may be on their mind anonymously. They have written questions and put them in a box for the Youth Ministry to answer throughout the semester.

Prayer is how we speak to God, and along with the scriptures it is how God speaks to us. Oftentimes we may not know how to go about praying, or what we are to even say to God. Fortunately the scriptures give us direction in this.

We all have a worldview, whether we know it or not. Our worldview guides everything. In this study we will look at different worldviews and compare them with how the Bible teaches us to have a Christian Worldview.

Covenant Theology is the study of God's eternal unchanging purpose to bring a people to Himself through covenantal relationship. Understanding this can help us to understand the whole story of the Bible.

Theology drives how we interpret the scriptures. We need Theology, but oftentimes there is a disconnect between the way Theology makes its way between our minds and our hearts. Theology makes us think, but it also affects and changes our hearts!

God called Jonah to go and preach to the city of Nineveh. Jonah failed to see that God would strengthen and equip him for this task, so he ran. Oftentimes we feel like we can get beyond God's reach. But He is good, and never lets us get there.

In this study we are aiming to look at how Christ has shown us the most amazing picture of hospitality when He came and dwelt among us. In turn that hospitality leads us towards relationship, influence, and community.

We all have emotions. And many times they can get the best of us. This series aims at looking at how the world views specific emotions, and then the biblical view.

One of God's greatest gifts to His people is His church. The Church is not devoid of problems. The church is still full of sinful people. But the Lord calls them to live life together for the purpose of growing, encouraging, and worship.

Ruth was an outsider. When she returned to her mother-in-law's (Naomi) homeland she had nothing. But the Lord was gracious to her and provided redemption for her and her mother-in-law. The Lord provided a kinsmen redeemer in Boaz.