Ephesians 4:1-6. You were called into fellowship with Christ… that’s permanent, eternal calling, regardless of jobs that come and go, relationships that come and go, money, possessions that come and go… How do you walk in that?

Psalm 37. Easier said than done, but trust and wait. I think of the disciples in the boat during the storm, and Jesus was sleeping, and their panic as they woke him with “dont you care that we are perishing?!?!” He cares. He knows, he delivers and he saves…

Ephesians 3:14-21. On Tuesday, I asked you to pick a person and start praying for them intentionally. Did you do that? Because today, we take it up a notch. I challenge you to pray these verse over that person.

Ephesians 3:1-13. God’s grace was a gift. Paul’s preaching even is a gift of grace, from God. As he says in 11, this is all according to God’s purpose, realized in Christ Jesus…

Ephesians 2:11-22. Remember, you were once separated, alienated as Paul says, cut off from God. And by no action of yours, you were given the opportunity to know him… 

Off Topic. GO OUTSIDE! Maybe just a walk around the block. Maybe just put a chair in the back yard, or walk to the grocery store if you can. Find an excuse! In many places, March-April is the absolute perfect time to go outside and witness evidence of the creator in his creation!

Psalm 36. Webster’s dictionary defines “steadfast” as resolutely or dutifully firm and unwavering. In other words, the God who is the same yesterday, today and forever, the Lord who never changes and will stand forever, apparently his love fits those same characteristics.

Ephesians 2:1-10. This is one of the most important passages Paul ever wrote, in my humble opinion. Paul comes back to the core of the gospel message many times, but in my time studying, never more clearly or mind-blowingly stated than it is here.

Ephesians 1:15-23. So if the church is a work of God, then Paul can be thankful even in their current unfinished state, and he can join them in prayer for increasing completion. So we can be thankful for the work God is doing in you, and every other believer around you. We can root for each other and pray for each other.

Ephesians 1:1-14. If you read Paul talking about “to live is (by definition) Christ and to die is gain” and you ask “why,” well, Paul’s letters are filled with the answer. It’s right here. He has done all the work, Paul tells the Romans that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us.