Living in the city has all sorts of challenges associated with it. Figuring out the balance between productivity and purpose seems to be one of the biggest hurdles we face.
Fortunately there is hope for finding that balance that ultimately leads us to finding our significance.

Living in the city has all sorts of challenges associated with it. Figuring out the balance between productivity and purpose seems to be one of the biggest hurdles we face.
Fortunately there is hope for finding that balance that ultimately leads us to finding our significance.

This week Freddy T. Wyatt joins us as we study the book of Ephesians and see how the first century followers of Jesus found hope for their lives in the context of the city.

Living in the city has all sorts of challenges associated with it. Figuring out the balance between productivity and purpose seems to be one of the biggest hurdles we face.
Fortunately there is hope for finding that balance that ultimately leads us to finding our significance.

Living in the city has all sorts of challenges associated with it. Figuring out the balance between productivity and purpose seems to be one of the biggest hurdles we face.
Fortunately there is hope for finding that balance that ultimately leads us to finding our significance.

This week Stan Thomas joins us as we study the book of Ephesians and see how the first century followers of Jesus found hope for their lives in the context of the city.

In this audio clip Aaron presents the Gallery Church with a challenge.  Identify 3 people in your life who don't know Jesus or are disconnected from the church.  Pray for those people 3 times a day and invite them to church. This is a challenge to step outside our comfort zone and proactively share the gospel of Jesus Christ and the church community with our sphere of influence.

Living in the city has all sorts of challenges associated with it. Figuring out the balance between productivity and purpose seems to be one of the biggest hurdles we face.
Fortunately there is hope for finding that balance that ultimately leads us to finding our significance.

This week Stan Thomas joins us as we study the book of Ephesians and see how the first century followers of Jesus found hope for their lives in the context of the city.