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Due to technical Difficulties, the last half of the sermon was recording at our offices. Thank you, for your understanding.

In this episode I interview Dr. Mike Allen about the Trinity and the Christian life. In Ephesians, Paul prays for us to come to know and experience the beauty of our triune God. We see all three persons mentioned by name in several passages in Ephesians. My hope is that this podcast, in conjunction with our fall sermon series in Ephesians, will increasingly give us eyes to see and ears to hear the unique way our triune God— Father, Son, and Spirit—brings redemption and restoration in the body of Christ and all of creation. More specifically, I hope that you are encouraged to further see how God— Father, Son, and Spirit— is integrally involved in your day to day, moment by moment life. 

Dr. Michael Allen, introduces us to the book of Ephesians by looking at how being predestined brings out our deeper roots and the gift of purpose. *** We did unfortunately experience technical difficulties this week, the first two minute of this sermon are unavailable."""

In our very first podcast episode, Senior Pastor Damein Schitter and Dr. Michael Allen sit down to talk about our upcoming series on Ephesians titled In Light of More.

Rev. Michael S. Beates, teaches how to see God's purposes in disabilities and how we can embrace God's purpose to worship the light of the world.

In this second Summer in the Psalms series, we will see how the book of Psalms moves us "From Protest to Praise". Beginning with the lament of Psalm 3 and ending with the exuberance of Psalm 150, the Psalms train us in honest speech before God. Eugene Peterson says, "All prayer, pursued far enough becomes praise." We're going to spend the month of June pursuing prayer from the depths of protest until it culminates in the peak of praise.

In this second Summer in the Psalms series, we will see how the book of Psalms moves us "From Protest to Praise". Beginning with the lament of Psalm 3 and ending with the exuberance of Psalm 150, the Psalms train us in honest speech before God. Eugene Peterson says, "All prayer, pursued far enough becomes praise." We're going to spend the month of June pursuing prayer from the depths of protest until it culminates in the peak of praise.