Ephesians 1:7-23 // We should give thanks and pray that fellow believers grow in knowing God and experiencing His power—the same power that raised Christ and exalted Him above all things.

New Life in the Household of God, a study in the book Ephesians // Tom Allen

Princeton and a Glorious Plan // God used Princeton’s ministers and their frontier-trained students to carry a Spirit-dependent, revival-shaped faith across the growing nation through their earnest preaching and godly lives.

Revival and Revivalism: From the Reformation to Today // Michael Crosswhite

Samuel Davies and the Meaning of Revival // In this episode we explore chapter 1 of Iain Murray's book, "Revival and Revivalism." This lays the foundation, defining revival through the examples of those who were products of the Great Awakening.

Revival and Revivalism: From the Reformation to Today // Michael Crosswhite

Ephesians 1:3-6 // God is to be praised for his glorious grace in electing, adopting, redeeming, forgiving, uniting, sealing, and lavishly blessing his people in Christ through the Spirit.

New Life in the Household of God, a study in the book Ephesians // Tom Allen

Ephesians 1:1-2 // Ephesians deals with the reconciliation of God’s people to himself in and through Christ and how we are to live in light of this glorious gospel.

New Life in the Household of God, a study in the book Ephesians // Tom Allen

Putting it All Together // From creation to new creation, God’s purpose has always been to dwell with His people—what began in Eden’s temple is fulfilled in Christ and the church, and will one day fill all creation with His presence forever.

A study on the purpose of God's temple // Michael Crosswhite

God’s Temple in Revelation 21-22 // The physical temple foreshadows God’s and Christ’s presence as the true temple.

A study on the purpose of God's temple // Tom Allen

The Temple in Hebrews // The earthly tabernacle foreshadowed Christ, the true heavenly temple through whom believers now dwell with God.

A study on the purpose of God's temple // Michael Crosswhite

Ezekiel’s Temple // Ezekiel’s final vision (Ezek. 40–48) reveals not a future building but the ultimate reality of God’s presence dwelling among his people, symbolizing a heavenly temple that, through Christ, will one day fill all creation with his glory and life.

A study on the purpose of God's temple // Michael Crosswhite

The Temple in Revelation // The church as God’s temple is both a present and future reality pointing forward to the day when God’s presence will fill all creation completely.

A study on the purpose of God's temple // Michael Crosswhite