Paul prays that the Church knows God better through receiving the Holy Spirit’s wisdom and revelation. And that we may grasp the incomparably great power that is towards us in Jesus Christ.

What if the best news you could hear is that your life is not all about you? God transforms spiritually dead people into His masterpiece, created for His glory and praise. Discover how grace frees us to do good works that bring Him glory and us real joy.

Paul’s prayer for the Ephesian church reveals three essential things every believer needs: to know God as the glorious Father, to grasp the hope of our glorious inheritance, and to experience the incomparably great power that raised Christ from the dead.

Those who are in Christ have been blessed with every spiritual blessing. As we consider and begin to comprehend these many blessings, it is inevitable that praise of God flows naturally and incessantly from our hearts.

The more we understand and continue to comprehend who we are in Christ, and all that He has made available to us, the more it leads to outbursts of praises to Him who has done this awesome thing for us.

It is very easy to reduce church to the visible and practical, but the Bible never does this. Ephesians gives us a far grander vision of who/what the church is and then calls the church into living lives in keeping with that grand and beautiful identity.

It is very easy to reduce church to the visible and practical, but the Bible never does this. Ephesians gives us a far grander vision of who/what the church is and then calls the church into living lives in keeping with that grand and beautiful identity.

How can we continue the story of Acts, making Jesus known wherever and in whatever circumstances we find ourselves in? Jenny shares a reminder to allow the gospel to daily shape us so that we can maintain our own spiritual fervour as Paul did.

Through Paul’s journey in Acts 28, we are challenged to stay faithful in unexpected seasons, encourage one another, and boldly witness to Jesus wherever we are.

As Paul is escorted to Rome as a prisoner, his ship encounters a ferocious storm. The ship is lost, but his life and those of the crew are saved! Paul’s response helps us to see how, with faith and trust in God, we can face the sudden storms of life.