God’s Word is Our Way

In this sermon, Pastor Kyle Turner lays out A Blueprint for a Better Us from Ephesians, calling us to build our lives and church with intention and design instead of drift. By making Christ the cornerstone and practicing intentionality, proximity, humility, and perseverance, we create a foundation that lasts. When we realign with God’s design, we step into purpose, community, and fruit that endures.

In this sermon, Pastor Kyle Turner shows how real change flows from identity to activity. You don’t behave before you belong—belonging to God comes first. Rooted in Christ’s love, we’re called to throw off deception, anger, greed, and shame, and put on truth, generosity, peace, and dignity. When we daily “dress the part,” we live as people clothed in salvation and worthy of our calling.

In this sermon, Pastor Kyle Turner teaches that grace is both the gift that saves us and the ground where growth takes root. We are not only rescued by God’s mercy but also invited to be transformed into His masterpiece. Salvation is the miracle that brings us from death to life, but discipleship is the daily choice to let grace reshape our habits, desires, and identity. When we stay rooted in Christ through prayer, Scripture, community, and generosity,

In this sermon, Pastor Kyle Turner opens the book of Ephesians to remind us that identity comes before maturity — how we see ourselves in Christ shapes how we live, grow, and lead. When we understand we are adopted, redeemed, and sealed by the Holy Spirit, we stop striving for approval and start living from acceptance, stepping into the purpose and mission God has already prepared for us.

In this sermon, Pastor Kyle Turner calls us to be “The House That Prays,” reminding us that prayer flows from knowing our identity in Christ — adopted, chosen, and seated with Him. When we pray persistently and expectantly, we invite God’s presence into our homes, shaping atmospheres, healing relationships, and guiding future generations. Rooted in intimacy with the Father, prayer becomes the foundation for transformation in our families, our church, and our city.