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In Episode 18 of our Ephesians series, we turn to Ephesians 2:14-18, where Paul presents one of the most comprehensive biblical portraits of peace. At the center of this passage is a powerful truth: Christ Himself is our peace.
In a world marked by division, hostility, and endless conflict, both globally and personally, this passage reveals that true and lasting peace is found only in Jesus Christ. Through His work on the cross, Christ breaks down every barrier that separates us: social barriers between people, sin barriers between us and God, and even perceived barriers that keep us from direct access to Him.
Paul shows us that the gospel does not merely call us to peace; it creates peace, forming a new humanity united in Christ.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Ephesians 2:14-18 challenges us to examine not only whether we have peace with God, but whether we are living as agents of that peace in our relationships, our churches, and our witness to the world.
About Pastor David Christensen (Th.M., D.Min.)
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By The Rephidim ProjectIn Episode 18 of our Ephesians series, we turn to Ephesians 2:14-18, where Paul presents one of the most comprehensive biblical portraits of peace. At the center of this passage is a powerful truth: Christ Himself is our peace.
In a world marked by division, hostility, and endless conflict, both globally and personally, this passage reveals that true and lasting peace is found only in Jesus Christ. Through His work on the cross, Christ breaks down every barrier that separates us: social barriers between people, sin barriers between us and God, and even perceived barriers that keep us from direct access to Him.
Paul shows us that the gospel does not merely call us to peace; it creates peace, forming a new humanity united in Christ.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Ephesians 2:14-18 challenges us to examine not only whether we have peace with God, but whether we are living as agents of that peace in our relationships, our churches, and our witness to the world.
About Pastor David Christensen (Th.M., D.Min.)
Subscribe and follow so you don’t miss new episodes:
YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Amazon Music
Learn more about The Rephidim Project.
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram or subscribe for ministry updates.