We were far, but now we’re near. How? By the blood of Christ.

In a world that champions individualism and division, the Gospel stands as a radical invitation to unity and community. In Ephesians 2:11-22, Paul reminds us that while we were once far off—Christless, hopeless, and godless—God has brought us near. But this isn’t just about personal salvation. It’s about being made one people, reconciled not only to God but to each other. Walls of hostility are torn down, and we are formed into a family, a kingdom, and a holy temple.

Tune in as we explore how the Gospel transforms isolation into community, division into unity, and strangers into family. Because of Jesus, we don’t just belong to Him—we belong to each other.

Dead. Hopeless. Lost. But God.

What happens when we face the reality that we aren’t just broken—we’re spiritually dead? Culture tells us to look within, try harder, and find our own truth. But Ephesians 2:1-10 declares a radical truth: Our hope isn’t in ourselves but in the mercy of God. This passage is a rebel cry against every self-salvation effort. It reminds us that salvation isn’t about self-improvement but about being raised from death to life by grace through faith. Listen in as we unpack how God’s love transforms us from dead sinners to living testimonies of His grace.

How do we pray for others? In Ephesians 1:15-23, Paul shows us that prayer is not just about asking for our own needs but interceding for others with thanksgiving, wisdom, and confidence in God’s power.

In this sermon, Steve McKenzie unpacks how to pray for fellow believers, asking God to:

• Give them wisdom to know Him more deeply.

• Open their eyes to the hope of His calling.

• Strengthen them with the power that raised Christ from the dead.

If you’ve ever struggled with how to pray beyond personal requests, this message will give you a biblical framework to pray with boldness. Listen now and discover how prayer can be a powerful tool of faith and encouragement.

Who am I? Where do I belong? In Ephesians 1:1-14, Paul declares that our identity is not something we achieve, but something we receive—a gift of grace from God Himself.

In this sermon, Steve McKenzie explores the breathtaking truths that we are chosen before the foundation of the world, redeemed by Christ’s blood, adopted into God’s family, and sealed with the Holy Spirit. These aren’t just theological concepts; they reshape how we live, think, and worship.

If you’ve ever questioned your worth or struggled with insecurity, this message will root you in the unshakable love of God and remind you of the security of your salvation. Listen now and let your heart be lifted in worship!

Marriage is more than a relationship—it’s a living picture of the Gospel. In this sermon from 1 Peter 3:1-7, Steve McKenzie reveals how God’s story shapes marriages to reflect Christ’s love, sacrifice, and grace.

This message offers practical wisdom for both husbands and wives:

• How submission is about influence, not control.

• How husbands are called to sacrificial love and gentle strength.

• How mutual honor and respect build marriages that glorify God.

Whether you’re married, preparing for marriage, or supporting others in their relationships, this sermon will challenge and encourage you to live out God’s design in your home. Listen now for wisdom, encouragement, and biblical truth.

Who are you? Where do you belong? In this powerful sermon from 1 Peter 2:1-10, Steve McKenzie explores how our identity is not self-made but God-given. We are living stones, being built into a spiritual house where we find our belonging, purpose, and hope in Jesus, the cornerstone.

If you’ve ever wrestled with feelings of isolation, uncertainty, or longing for purpose, this message will encourage you to step deeper into God’s story and embrace the community He is building.

Listen now to discover how God’s story is forming you today!

In this week’s sermon from 1 Peter 1:13-25, Steve McKenzie unpacks how the living hope we have in Jesus empowers us to live holy lives that reflect God’s story. As we anchor our confidence in God’s grace, we are called to think differently, act obediently, and live with reverence for our Redeemer.

If you’re seeking encouragement to live a life shaped by Christ, this message will challenge and inspire you to respond to God’s holiness with awe and faith. Listen now to discover how hope in God transforms how we live today.

In this encouraging New Year message, Steve McKenzie unpacks 1 Peter 1:3-12, revealing the beauty and strength of the living hope we have in Jesus Christ. This hope is secure, imperishable, and powerful enough to sustain us through trials, refine our faith, and transform our lives.

If you’re seeking to start the year with renewed purpose and a deeper connection to God’s promises, this message will inspire you to live in the light of His story and embrace the hope He offers. Listen now to be encouraged and equipped for the year ahead.