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Today we examine Ephesians 1:18-19. What did Paul mean in his prayer for the saints at Ephesus that he wanted God to enlighten the eyes of their hearts? God shows the greatness of His power towards those who believe. Opening the eyes of our hearts helps us to see and understand what this power is and how it applies to our lives...
Paul heard reports of the faith and love the the Ephesians had for God and for each other while he was in prison. What do people report about you? Does anyone know of your faith? When people talk about you, do they talk about your faith and love? Today we look into Ephesians 1:15-17 and examine what Paul said about the faith of the saints living there.
Today we explore Ephesians 1: 3-14. We are chosen before the foundation of creation in Him. What does this mean? How do we know we are secure in eternity? Why does His own work and our response work for His glory? How do we respond? A great message to discover our riches that exist only in His glory!
Ephesians 1 Verse 2. Paul's greeting to the people of Ephesus is full of rich theology. Explore the Grace and Peace that Paul brings on behalf of God the Father and our Lord Jesus Christ. This greeting should truly help us gain perspective on our faith!
An exposition of Ephesians 1 Verse 1 that explores the office of an Apostle, how Paul is "from Jesus" and what it means for us, the Saints, to be "in Jesus." I also explore, in light of the recent San Francisco gay choir video, what our response should be, as believers who are in Christ.
Taking a deeper look at Galatians 6. Paul said he bore the marks of Jesus Christ. Do you bear the marks of Jesus? Is there evidence in your life that you are a believer?
As believers, can we have pride without being prideful? How does that pride look in relation to the idea of pride month? The Word of God has the answers.
What should we submit to? How is our submission to God made evident in our lives? A short podcast to answer a couple of common questions!
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