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During this passage of scripture, Paul emphasizes practical changes. He speaks on separation from God, urges believers to abandon their former way of life, and tells believers to walk and love like Jesus. | Ephesians | Series: the epistle to the Ephesians

Ephesians | Series: the epistle to the Ephesians

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Paul stretches the bounds of language so his readers can begin to understand just how much bigger God’s grace is compared to their own expectations. He invites us into a faith that transcends human capacity. | Ephesians | Series: the epistle to the Ephesians

Ephesians | Series: the epistle to the Ephesians

In this masterful passage, Paul drives home the idea that the Jews and Gentiles are both equal participants in God’s plan of salvation. Not only does he challenge Gentiles to step up to the role of being God’s people, but he also challenges the Jews from the Scriptures to shift their perspective on Gentiles coming | Ephesians | Series: the epistle to the Ephesians

The devil prowls as we continue our study of the Book of Ephesians. The Grace of God will prevail for faithful believers as we travel with the Apostle Paul through versus 1-10 of chapter 2. | Ephesians | Series: the epistle to the Ephesians

This week we continue our study of the book of Ephesians and we take a look at Paul’s Prayer for Spiritual Wisdom for the church in Ephesus. We see core principles of the faith shine through as we journey through verses 15-23 of Chapter 1. | Ephesians | Series: the epistle to the Ephesians

As we begin this new series on Paul’s Epistle to the Ephesians, we take a brief look at the city itself and the history of the church there. Along the way, we’ll see how Paul’s ministry quite literally turned the Greek-speaking world upside down. | Ephesians | Series: the epistle to the Ephesians

When we encounter Jesus, we must choose to see Him as He is. He meets the deep longing of the soul for redemption, the buried consciousness that our world is hopeless without someone outside invading. This is personified in the two elderly people who greeted Mary and Joseph when they brought the infant Jesus to | Luke | Series: HARK! (Advent 2025)