The Dwelling Deeper Podcast

Is it possible to do all the "right" Christian things and still be walking the old way? Justin opens Ephesians 4 with a hard truth: it's not a sin to be married, rich, or hardworking, but there's a sinful way to do...

What do you actually believe about the people sitting around you in church? Paul says if they're saved by Jesus Christ, you'll know them ten thousand years from now — so every hurt, every disagreement, every quiet act...

It's one thing to know about God — it's another to experience him. From Ephesians 3:14–21, Pastor Justin explores Paul's prayer for the church to move beyond head knowledge into a real, felt experience of Christ's love...

Why did God save us the way he did? He could have done it any other way. In Ephesians 3:10-13, Paul says the gospel was no accident. Through the church, God is teaching the angels how deep his wisdom runs, putting the...

The stories we love most are the ones full of twists we never see coming. Turns out we love them because we're made in the image of the ultimate Storyteller. In Ephesians 3, Paul calls the gospel a "mystery", a story...

From Ephesians 2:11–19: the cross didn't just save you, it tore down every wall you use to keep other people out. A message on remembering where you came from, what Christ did, and who you still need to unify with.

What you believe about salvation shapes everything else about your faith — how you pray, how you struggle, how you see yourself before God. In this message from Ephesians 2:1–10, Justin walks through three truths every...

You've been adopted into the family of the King, but are you still living like an orphan? In this message from Ephesians 1:15–20, Pastor Justin unpacks Paul's prayer for the Ephesian church — a prayer for hope...

What does it actually mean when Scripture says you were "chosen" by God? In this opening message of our new series on identity in Christ, we dig into Ephesians 1:1–14 to unpack adoption, redemption, and the spiritual...

John closes his gospel with two remarkable claims: everything he has written is true, and there was far more he could not fit on the page. In this message, we walk back through the miracles of John's gospel — water...

As we mark 250 years as a nation, it's easy to either wave the flag without thinking or grow cynical about everything wrong with the country. Scripture offers a better path. In this message, we walk through four...

In the epilogue of John's Gospel, Jesus meets his disciples on the shore of the Sea of Galilee — and what unfolds is one of the most layered and intentional scenes in all of Scripture. A miraculous catch of fish echoes...

When John wrote his gospel, he told us exactly why: "These are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through his name." In this final message from...

<p>Jesus stood trial before both Jewish and Roman authorities, yet neither could find any fault in Him. Annas found Him innocent. Caiaphas found Him innocent. Pilate found Him innocent. Again and again, the verdict was...

<p >There is something deeply moving about the arrest of Jesus in John 18. The King of Glory stands before armed soldiers, fully capable of destroying every enemy with a word, and yet He willingly surrenders Himself to...