In Ephesians 1:7-10, there are two aspects of salvation that should inspire you to praise the Lord. 

1. His Redemption (1:7)

     a. It was costly (1:7a)

     b. It was sufficient (1:7b)

2. His Revelation (1:8-10)

     a. God's Provision (1:8)

     b. The manner (1:9)

     c. The Goal (1:10)

In Ephesians 1:3-6, there are three reasons why you should praise God.

1. The Call to Praise (1:3)

2. The Basis for Praise (1:4-5)

      a. The foundation: Election (1:4)

      b. The Result: Adoptive Sonship (1:5)

3. The Purpose of the Blessings: Glory (1:6)

In Ephesians 1:1-2 there are three introductory features of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians that will prepare you to walk worthy of your calling. 

I. The Apostolic Author (v. 1a)

II. The Church Recipients (v. 1b)

III. The Gospel Greeting (v. 2)

In Mark 161:8, there are three hope filled scenes that should challenge you to believe in Jesus as the son of God.

In Mark 15:33-39, we find four occurrences at the death of Jesus which deepen our understanding of the gospel and prompt our worship to God.

In the prophecy in Isaiah 30:1-5 God is rebuking His people for trusting in Egypt instead of trusting in Him, teaching us to trust in God alone. 

I. God Exposes the Rebellious Plan (vv. 1-2a)

II. God Explains the Disastrous Results (vv. 2b-5)

In Mark 15:26 -32 there four groups of people that mocking Christ, this will help you appreciate the grace of God!

In Psalm 90 we see facts about the fleetingness of life

In Philippians 2:5-11 there are two elements that will help you to understand the humility that is required among believers.

In Genesis 3:15 there are three ellements that will help you appreciate the coming of Jesus Christ