In Ephesians 2, the Believers life is scrutinized and weighed in terms of a "before" and "after" contrast, resulting from divine intervention. God's love and grace totally modifies everything about who we are and whose we are, and about how we live, or why we live.

Ephesians deals with topics at the very core of what it means to be a Christian,  both in faith and practice,  regardless of any problem in life. Essentially,  the aim of the letter is to confirm and to equip a maturing church. It presents a balanced view of the Body of Christ and its importance in God's grand scheme for mankind.

1. We are chosen.

2. We're redeemed by the Blood.

3. We're forgiven.