Works do not save, but Christians should work after saved. However, instead of just being "busy," Christians should be doing certain, specific works, as outlined in the book of Ephesians.

Bible teaching from Ephesians 2. Salvation is by grace through faith. According to Romans 5:2, the grace is accessed by faith, despite the opposite being taught by some denominations.

Bible teaching from Ephesians 2. Salvation is by grace through faith. According to Romans 5:2, the grace is accessed by faith, despite the opposite being taught by some denominations.

This message covers Ephesians 2:1-4. The "dead in sins" verbiage is often misused by Calvinists to teach that an unsaved person does not have the ability to respond to the Gospel. However, scripture shows a much different picture. The message also covers material from Genesis 2 and 3 which shows how mankind got into our current predicament. Jesus Christ is the only means to restore the individual back to the full image of God, as was intended at the beginning.

This message covers Ephesians 2:1-4. The "dead in sins" verbiage is often misused by Calvinists to teach that an unsaved person does not have the ability to respond to the Gospel. However, scripture shows a much different picture. The message also covers material from Genesis 2 and 3 which shows how mankind got into our current predicament. Jesus Christ is the only means to restore the individual back to the full image of God, as was intended at the beginning.

Continuing the series through Ephesians, brother Kevin comes to the end of Chapter 1 which emphasizes that Christ is above all principality and power.

The discussion includes the Biblical indication that there are demonic forces who have geographic jurisdiction on planet earth. Christ is above them all, and will triumph over them visibly upon his return.

Meanwhile, we believers are vessels of Christ's fullness: the power of the Holy Spirit working through our lives to reach the lost, and edify the saints, so long as we remember Christ as the head.

Continuing the series through Ephesians, brother Kevin comes to the end of Chapter 1 which emphasizes that Christ is above all principality and power.

The discussion includes the Biblical indication that there are demonic forces who have geographic jurisdiction on planet earth. Christ is above them all, and will triumph over them visibly upon his return.

Meanwhile, we believers are vessels of Christ's fullness: the power of the Holy Spirit working through our lives to reach the lost, and edify the saints, so long as we remember Christ as the head.

Romans 16:20 has a lot tucked away inside. History, a reference to the protovangelium of Genesis 3, and prophetic implications about the Antichrist and the church. Another teaching that is harder and harder to find.

Romans 16:20 has a lot tucked away inside. History, a reference to the protovangelium of Genesis 3, and prophetic implications about the Antichrist and the church. Another teaching that is harder and harder to find.

The Resurrected Christ!