Chapter 3 is the celebration of the inclusion of the Gentiles into the plan of God. Pastor Bill expands on this chapter by sharing areas of the Old and new Testaments that celebrate the inclusion of the Gentiles.

Ephesians one concluded chapter 1 with Paul's prayer that God would grant to us the ability to see and comprehend the unspeakable benefits Christ has secured for us from a heavenly viewpoint, and telling us of Christ’s lofty position in the heavenlies where He is seated with all authority and power which He works on behalf of all who love Him. 

Now, in chapter two, Paul will begin his great exposition of the earthly view of what Christ has done for us. 

So what's the book of Ephesians all about? It's all about the great themes and doctrines of Christianity. Paul writes this letter to give us an in-depth teaching about how to nurture and maintain the unity of the church.

As this study begins, Pastor Bill expands on how each individual is a part must work together with all other parts of the church.

Ever notice when you do your very best how good it feels? As believers we have this along with the joy of living a life of sacrificial service. In this teaching Pastor Bill explains how Paul's final statement in this book speaks to the issues the apostle felt so strongly about.

Do you know what your inheritance is? Paul ends chapter three teaching about being heirs to the promis, and now in chapter four, Pastor Bill unpacks what our inheritance is and what it takes to receives those promises.

In this chapter we hear the frustration coming out in Paul's voice because Christians are departing from the gospel. Listen to Paul's message to the Galatians about getting back to the Gospel.

Continuing in Galatians, Pastor Bill shares how Paul gives creditibility to the Gospel because of freedom.

Our series kicks off with Paul running into problems with Judaizers and with his own creditability. Why? Because he wasn't part of the 12 and was a persecutor of the church. In this teaching you'll learn how and why he does count himself as of the apostles.

What do you know about Calvinism and Arminianism? This study begins by taking looing at the  Scriptures and both sides of the Calvinism and Arianism arguments. Pastor Bill continues by teaching a third view that is rarely heard abut: Molinism.

When thinking about Christian doctrine, there are so many passages that are misunderstood or avoided. This study keys in on four of the most commonly passages of Scriptures that are mistaught or where people make an excuse for God.