We learn about the privilege of being adopted into God's family.

We learn from Paul's words in Ephesians that, in Christ, we are forgiven, and we see the relationship between receiving forgiveness from God and extending forgiveness to others.

When you encounter Jesus, it changes things. Why? We look at how we are made new in Christ.

Paul discusses at least three gifts God gives to those who are in Christ. Those gifts, however, aren't to be used selfishly, but selflessly as we steward them well.

We examine the reality that, in Christ, we are heard by our Father.

For those not in Christ, affliction becomes their identity. For those who have a relationship with Jesus, their identity in Christ enables them to endure their affliction differently.

We look at how, in Christ, we are first reconciled to God, which enables us to be reconciled to one another.

We examine the greatest rescue story ever told: salvation.

We examine how the believer is appreciated by Christ and how an unbeliever can be in Christ.

We spend time in Ephesians 1:3-14 understanding the spiritual blessings that are in the heavens for those who are in Christ.