Continuing the Ephesians series, Pastor Glenn digs into chapter 2 — what it means to go from spiritually dead to alive in Christ, and why that's entirely God's doing, not ours. He unpacks the "but God" turning point, what it means to be seated with Christ (rest, security, authority), and how salvation by grace erases every wall — Jew and Gentile, insider and outsider — into one family. As he puts it: God didn't just forgive you, He changed your address.

Pastor Glenn launches a new series through the book of Ephesians — "the Grand Canyon of scripture" — starting with Paul's opening doxology on grace, identity, and the blessings believers already have in Christ. He unpacks why "identity precedes activity," the sit-walk-stand structure of the letter, and how God's grace reaches for us before we ever reach for Him. The message closes with communion, tying the whole teaching back to the cross.

On Independence Day, Pastor Glenn looks at Psalm 145's structure to unpack God's "everlasting kingdom" — how living for what lasts, enduring through hardship, and praising through every generation flow from that one truth. Drawing on Alexis de Tocqueville's observations of early America and a missionary's story of coming home, he reminds us we're not home yet, and that worship comes before freedom, not after.