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Ephesians - Week 1 // GT West Lawn

February 22nd, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott launches a verse-by-verse study of Ephesians, urging believers to slow down in Scripture to discern God’s will and embrace their identity as God’s holy, faithful people in Christ. He emphasizes that through Jesus we have every spiritual blessing, including unmerited grace, deep inner peace, and free adoption as sons and daughters in God’s family, and invites listeners to respond to that adoption.

Ephesians - Week 2 // GT West Lawn

March 8th, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott's message teaches that everyone who is “in Christ” receives rich spiritual benefits: being chosen to be holy and blameless, fully forgiven and redeemed from the bondage of sin, and able to know God’s will because of Jesus’ supremacy and sacrifice. He shares how Christ died for all people—not just a select few—and invites us to put our faith in Jesus and be adopted into God’s family.

Ephesians - Week 2 // GT Reading

March 8th, 2026    Pastor Maritza Huertas Pastor Maritza shares a message on Ephesians 1:5-10, explaining that everyone who is “in Christ” receives immense spiritual benefits. Christ’s salvation is offered to all people, not just a predestined few, and we are invited to personally respond in faith to Jesus.

Ephesians - Week 3 // GT Reading

March 15th, 2026    Pastor Maritza Huertas Pastor Maritza teaches that Christians are chosen, redeemed, and sealed by the Holy Spirit, not just to attend church, but to live transformed, Spirit‑empowered lives for the praise of God’s glory. She encourages us to fully surrender, lean into God’s Word, and actively rely on the Holy Spirit’s power to boldly confront darkness and impact our surroundings.

Ephesians - Week 3 // GT West Lawn

March 15th, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott teaches from Ephesians 1:11–14 that believers are chosen in Christ to live for the praise of God’s glory and must deflect personal praise back to Him. He explains that at salvation every Christian is marked with the Holy Spirit as a deposit guaranteeing our future inheritance.

Ephesians - Week 3 // GT North

March 15th, 2026    Pastor Eric Goldsborough Pastor Eric's message emphasizes that God is the same faithful God of Scripture today, but His power is experienced when we relinquish control, humble ourselves, and fully trust Him. Using an inheritance story to explain Ephesians 1, he teaches that believers are chosen to glorify God, receive an eternal inheritance through faith in Jesus, and are sealed and helped by the Holy Spirit as a guaranteed down payment of that future hope.

Ephesians - Week 4 // GT West Lawn

March 22nd, 2026    Greg Hubbard Evangelist Greg Hubbard preaches from Ephesians 1 to remind us that God’s power is incomparable, limitless, and proven—especially in Christ’s resurrection—and that this same power is at work in every follower of Jesus through the Holy Spirit. He urges us not to live as weak or defeated Christians, but to trust and access this power for salvation, deliverance, healing, and victory in the midst of spiritual warfare and personal struggles.

Ephesians - Week 5 // GT West Lawn

March 29th, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott uses Palm Sunday and Ephesians 2 to show that Jesus didn’t come just to make bad people better, but to make spiritually dead people alive, rescuing them from sin, darkness, and even from themselves. He emphasizes God’s rich mercy and love, calling people to leave the “ways of the world,” fully follow Christ, and receive new life in Him.

Ephesians - Week 5 // GT North

March 29th, 2026    Pastor Eric Goldsborough Pastor Eric uses Ephesians 2:1–5 to remind the church that before Christ we were spiritually dead, enslaved to sin, the world, and the kingdom of darkness, deserving God’s wrath and unable to save ourselves. He connects this to Palm Sunday by showing Jesus’ triumphal entry as the moment God’s love, mercy, and power broke into that darkness so that, through faith in Christ alone, dead people can be made alive and live in His grace.

Ephesians - Week 6 (Easter) // GT West Lawn

April 5th, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott's Easter sermon emphasizes that the resurrection of Jesus is the central, history-changing event of the Christian faith, powerfully evidenced by the transformation and testimonies of early believers like the disciples, Paul, and James. He explains from Ephesians 2 that the resurrection reveals God’s great love and grace, giving believers a new identity in Christ—raised with Him, forgiven, and seated in heavenly places, not by works but purely by God’s gift.

Ephesians - Week 6 (Easter) // GT North

April 5th, 2026    Pastor Eric Goldsborough Pastor Eric's Easter message celebrates the resurrection of Jesus as the foundation of Christian hope, emphasizing that without it, faith is useless, but because Christ is risen, believers can experience forgiveness, new life, and freedom. Using Ephesians 2, he explains that the resurrection demonstrates God’s great love, mercy, and grace, showing that salvation is a free gift received by faith rather than earned by good works.

Ephesians - Week 6 (Easter) // GT Reading

April 5th, 2026    Pastor Maritza Huertas

Ephesians - Week 7 // GT Reading

April 12th, 2026    Pastor Maritza Huertas Pastor Maritza's sermon walks through Ephesians 2:11–18, explaining how Jesus broke down the “dividing wall” between Jews and Gentiles so that all people, once far from God and without hope, can now be brought near, reconciled, and made one new humanity in Christ. She encourages us to remember our identity “in Christ,” relyon Scripture in spiritual warfare, and receive Jesus as our peace so we can live whole (shalom) and share that hope with others.

Ephesians - Week 7 (Baptism Sunday) // GT North

April 12th, 2026    Pastor Eric Goldsborough Pastor Eric's sermon, based in Ephesians 2, emphasizes that salvation is a free gift of grace through faith in Jesus, giving every believer direct access to God without distinction between Jew and Gentile. Because of Christ’s sacrifice on the cross, we can draw near to God with confidence, experience true peace, and live as a unified, obedient people who remember what we were saved from and walk closely with Him.

Ephesians - Week 7 (Baptism Sunday) // GT West Lawn

April 12th, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott's message celebrates recent baptisms as evidence of God’s saving and transforming work, emphasizing that salvation is by grace through faith in Jesus alone, not by good works or religious activity. He teaches that those who trust in Christ are God’s workmanship with a unique purpose, brought near to God by the blood of Jesus to have peace and direct access to the Father.

Ephesians - Week 8 // GT West Lawn

April 19th, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott's message, based on Ephesians 2:19–22, teaches that through Christ we are no longer outsiders but citizens of heaven, members of God’s household, and living temples being built and sanctified as a holy dwelling for the Holy Spirit. He encourages believers to pursue uncompromised holiness, participate in God’s mission to unreached peoples, and invites those who have not yet trusted Christ to receive Him as Lord and Savior.

Ephesians - Week 9 // GT West Lawn

April 26th, 2026    Pastor Rodney Murphy Pastor Rodney teaches that the “mystery” Paul describes in Ephesians 3 is that, through Jesus, Gentiles are now fully included as God’s children—heirs with Israel, members of one body, and sharers in all His promises. He calls us to stop being defined or imprisoned by our past, pain, or sin, to receive God’s grace instead of trying to earn it, to trust Him amid unanswered “why” questions, and to surrender fully to Christ.

Ephesians - Week 9 // GT North

April 26th, 2026    Brandon Fasig Pastor Brandon's message explains that the great “mystery” revealed in Ephesians 3 is that, through Jesus, Gentiles are now united with Israel as one family in Christ, saved by grace as full heirs and not second‑class outsiders. Because of this, believers are called to live in freedom and confidence—defined not by their circumstances but by their identity and mission in Christ, trusting God’s timing and receiving His grace instead of trying to earn it.

Ephesians - Week 9 // GT Reading

April 26th, 2026    Pastor Maritza Huertas Pastor Maritza teaches that Paul’s description of himself as a “prisoner of Christ Jesus” calls believers to willingly suffer and die to self, choosing to be bound to Christ rather than to fear, comfort, or circumstances. She shares that the mystery of the gospel—Jesus making a way for all people, Jew and Gentile—to know God has been revealed to us, and we must steward it by living with purpose in our pain and boldly sharing Christ with others.

Ephesians - Week 10 // GT Reading

May 10th, 2026    Pastor Maritza Huertas Pastor Maritza shares a message from Ephesians 3:7-13. She encourages us to take the step of serving others out of an overflow of God's love and grace in our lives, to trust Jesus even when we have questions or don't understand, and to bring our concerns to God without fear.

Ephesians - Week 10 // GT West Lawn

May 10th, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott teaches from Ephesians 3:7–13 that God’s extravagant grace both humbles us and calls every believer into a life of servant-hearted ministry, even when we don’t understand what He’s doing or why He allows “gaps” between our prayers and our experiences. Because of Jesus, we can come to God with complete honesty, freedom, and confidence.

Ephesians - Week 10 // GT North

May 10th, 2026    Pastor Eric Goldsborough Pastor Eric teaches that God’s extravagant grace not only saves us but should naturally lead us into a life of humble service to God, His church, and others in everyday, practical ways. He also emphasizes trusting God in the “gaps” we don’t understand, confidently approaching Him with our concerns, and responding in faith and obedience rather than fear or distraction.

Ephesians - Week 11 // GT West Lawn

May 24th, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott explains Pentecost as the historic Jewish feast celebrating the giving of the law and, for Christians, the day God poured out the Holy Spirit to personally indwell and empower believers, marking the birth of the church. Preaching from Ephesians 3, he teaches that our identity is received from the Father, our lives must be rooted in God’s unconditional love, and our strength comes from the Spirit within.

Ephesians - Week 11 // GT North

May 24th, 2026    Pastor Eric Goldsborough Pastor Eric explains in his message that Pentecost means believers now have a unique “advantage” through the Holy Spirit—God’s personal presence, love, and power living in them to strengthen, guide, and send them to make disciples. He encourages us to root our identity in being God’s children (not in past labels), stay grounded in Scripture and God’s love, and respond by coming to Christ or seeking a fresh filling of the Holy Spirit.

Ephesians - Week 11 // GT Reading

May 24th, 2026    Pastor Maritza Huertas Pastor Maritza shares how Pentecost is the day God sent the Holy Spirit to live in and empower believers, beginning the church, and also that the Spirit’s gifts and power are still for today. Using Ephesians 3, she encourages us to root our identity in God’s love, be continually filled with the Spirit’s power, and move from an “empty” or half-full spiritual life to the full, surrendered life Christ offers.

Ephesians - Week 12 // GT West Lawn

June 1st, 2026    Pastor Scott Nagle Pastor Scott Nagle shares a message on Student Takeover Day based on Ephesians 3:20-21 about God's power and what He can do in our lives.

Ephesians - Week 13 // GT West Lawn

June 7th, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott’s message based on the beginning of Ephesians 4 shares how our lives in Christ should be a reflection of Him, including traits of humility, gentleness, patience, and unity of the Spirit.

Ephesians - Week 13 // GT North

June 7th, 2026    Pastor Eric Goldsborough Pastor Eric's message encourages believers to move from merely learning to actively living out their faith by representing Jesus well—through humility, gentleness, patience, love, gratitude, and unity—so that their everyday lives reflect the cost of His sacrifice and represent Jesus to the world.

Ephesians - Week 13 // GT Reading

June 7th, 2026    Pastor Maritza Huertas Pastor Maritza's message calls believers to live in a way that truly reflects Jesus—marked by humility, gentleness, patience, and unified love—so that Christ’s sacrifice is honored and the watching world can see that He is real.

Ephesians - Week 14 // GT West Lawn

June 14th, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott teaches from Ephesians 4 that God gives grace and spiritual gifts to every believer and raises up leaders (apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers) to equip the church so all can grow from spiritual infancy into mature Christlikeness.

Ephesians - Week 15 // GT West Lawn

June 21st, 2026    Pastor Rodney Murphy Pastor Rodney honors fathers and challenges men to reject worldly patterns—like deceit, laziness, lust, and uncontrolled anger—and instead “put on” the new life in Christ marked by integrity, service, holiness, and responsible work. He concludes his message by inviting people to surrender their old lives to Jesus, be transformed by the Spirit, and live as godly examples for their families and the world.

Ephesians - Week 15 // GT North

June 21st, 2026    Pastor Scott Kramer Pastor Scott visited GT North today and taught from Ephesians 4 that believers are “set apart” and must leave worldly ways behind by putting off the old self, renewing their minds, and embracing a new identity in Christ marked by integrity, self-control (especially over anger), and honest work. He especially challenged dads and parents to model this transformed life for their children, guarding them from worldly ideologies and showing them what it looks like to follow Jesus.

Ephesians - Week 15 // GT Reading

June 21st, 2026    Pastor Maritza Huertas Pastor Maritza taught that Ephesians is a letter to believers about what a truly *new life in Christ* looks like, contrasting it sharply with the futile, darkened, self-indulgent way the world lives. She urged Christians to stop “patching up” their old lives and instead fully put off the old self—sinful thinking, deceit, anger, dishonesty, laziness—and put on the new self marked by holiness, integrity, hard work, and daily surrender to the transforming work of the Holy Spirit.

Ephesians - Week 16 // GT West Lawn

June 30th, 2026    Pastor Scott teaches that we, as believers, are called to honor God by using pure, edifying speech, avoiding behaviors that grieve the Holy Spirit, and speaking in ways that build others up and reflect our identity in Christ. Flowing from the gospel, we must also walk in continual forgiveness, cancelling others’ debts just as God has fully forgiven and freed us through Jesus’ sacrificial death.