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Since we have a brief picture of what God has done, it only makes sense for us to confirm it. How do we know God can do all that He claims? How can we know that He will? Is it possible for us entirely trust Him?
Paul wants those reading this letter to not just assume, but to know the certainty of the things which they believe. So join me as we unpack the work of God and Ephesus' confidence in that!
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The apostle Paul, in writing to the church at Ephesus, has to impress upon them the grandeur of the blessing they're now receiving. What follows is an exaltation of God in His goodness as displayed through Christ and the Holy Spirit.
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Paul sets out to write a great letter, but before he even gets into the meat of the content, there's a lot to unpack. Join me as we walk through the first couple of verses of Ephesians 1, seeing all the little pieces that go into crafting this masterful opening!
Jesus has instilled a divisive element between those of faith and those without; now, He turns to promise the blessings to those of faith. Be on the side of faith!
Taken from portions of Luke 15.
Title says it all, really. How could I claim something like this? Well, Jesus does...
Taken from portions of Luke 14.
How many people will go to Heaven? What percentile do I have to be to make it in? It'd be nice if Jesus would just tell us, but He doesn't...
Taken from sections of Luke 13.
Jesus has given us a lot to think about, and we've seen Him push us for an answer as to who He is. Here, we have a similar thing: be ready! You don't know when you'll run out of time...
Taken from portions of Luke 12.
Jesus is very clear about what He wants: absolute transparency. Most religions seek to hide their faults, but Jesus wants a clear recognition: no one deserves grace. And God wants to be gracious regardless.
Taken from portions of Luke 12.
Unfortunately, many people have issues with how Jesus operates. Maybe it's His actions (or inactions), maybe His teachings, all sorts of possibilities! But many people reject Jesus without basing it on anything substantial. We have to be better than that in our evaluation of Him!
Covering portions of Luke 11.
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