05/30/2026
Many of us have heard Carl Jung's famous observation that until we make the unconscious conscious, it will direct our lives — and we'll call it fate. It's a powerful idea. But the Apostle Paul, writing two thousand years earlier, diagnosed the problem at an even deeper level.
This Sunday the sermon is titled "Coming Alive Spiritually", drawn from Ephesians 2:1-10.
Paul's diagnosis of the human condition here pulls no punches -- we're not just living unconsciously, we are spiritually dead. And his description of what God does in response is just as direct. There's also a section of this passage that has a lot to say to people who've spent their lives trying to earn their way into God's good graces. If you've ever felt like your relationship with God operates like a quarterly performance review, this text has something to say to you.
We'll also look at what this new life is actually for — and why people who feel spiritually alive tend to feel they're living for something, while people who feel spiritually dead tend to drift.
Come join us this Sunday. We'd love to explore this together.
