1. Introduction

1. Main Argument 
1. Coronation Power (vv. 19-20)
1. Immeasurable
2. Identical
3. Manifested
4. Exaltation
2. Cosmic Power (v. 21)
1. Excitement
2. Scope
3. Name
4. Ages
3. Consummation Power (vv. 22-23)
1. Feet
2. Church
3. Supremacy 
2. III.Conclusion

A. The Gravity of Sin (vv. 1-5)B. The Bold Confession (vv. 6-15)1. Present Shame (vv. 6-7)2. Past Mercies (vv. 8-9)3. Breach of the Covenant (vv. 10-12)4. Provocation (vv. 13-14)5. Representative (v. 15)

A. Gratitude (vv. 15-16)1. Reason2. PrayerB. Petition (vv. 17-19)1. Divine Object of Prayer2. Enlightenment3. Knowledge

1. The Premier Redeemed (vv. 11-12)
1. Jewish Salvation
2. The Glory of God
2. The Seal of Salvation (v. 13)
1. Common Salvation
2. Preaching
3. The Holy Spirit
3. Goal in Salvation (v. 14)
1. Earnest
2. Praise

A. Confession (v. 1)B. Holy Race (v. 2)C. Personal Grief (v. 3)D. Community Grief (vv. 4-5)

A. Redemption (v. 7)

1. Beloved2. Divine Initiative

B. Riches (v. 8)

1. No Little Grace

2. Wisdom & Insight

C. Plan (vv. 9-10)

1. Mystery Revealed

2. Purpose in Christ

3. United in Christ

The Glory of the Beloved Part One: The Redeemer

1. Introduction 
2. Main Argument 
1. The Love of the Father 
1. The Work of Father & Son

1. The Beloved
1. Glorious Conspiracy
2. Mark 1:11, Mark 9:7, My Beloved Son
3. The Departure…
2. The Father’s Approval

1. Redeemed by the Blood 
1. The Material Cause of Man’s Salvation: of what or whom does salvation consist?

1. Redemption in Ephesus

1. Redeemed from Slavery
1. Israel Redeemed
2. Redeemed from All Nations 
3. Redeemed not by Power, but by Blood
1. Forgiveness of Trespasses 
1. External Work
1. Cleansing the Record
2. Necessity of Cleansing Over Compensation:
2. Christ the Elect of God
1. The Body of Christ
2. Psalm 40, a body you have prepared for me… (Cf. Heb. 10:4-7)
3. Redemption Accomplished 
1. Thoroughness of Redemption
2. Israel on the Banks of the Red Sea…
4. Application
1. Peace with God through Christ
2. Flee from Sin
2. By Means of Grace
1. The Ground of God’s Forgiveness 
1. Merit and Deserving?
2. Potential?
3. Sorrow?
2. Riches of God’s Grace
3. Components of God’s Grace: providing, accepting, bestowing
1. Conclusion 

A. The Priest (vv. 1-6)B. The People (vv. 7-8)C. The Providence (vv. 9-10)

1. Reason (v. 4)
1. God’s Independence: His Aseity 
2. God’s Great Love
2. Relation (v. 5)
1. Adoption 
2. A Matter of RankDepth of Love
3. Privileges of the Sons of God
3. Rationale (v. 5)
1. Why did God do this?
2. Particularly in Adoption…
4. Route (vv. 5, 6)
1. Through Jesus Christ
2. In the Beloved
5. Result (v. 6)
1. Flowing from Predestination
2. Worship

A sermon on Eph 1:1.