Ephesians Part 7 (Ephesians 3:14-21) Of all the prayers prayed over people in the Bible, this must be the pinnacle. This is such a good prayer to pray over one another!

Ephesians Part 6 (Ephesians 3:1-13) Paul’s concern that they might get discouraged by his own suffering leads him into an extraordinarily uplifting and motivating encouragement.

Ephesians Part 5 (Ephesians 2:11-22) Once again the poetry is so beautiful, and right at the center is a jewel — the song of peace. This centerpiece changes everything and turns hostile division into growth that defies our imagination.

Ephesians Part 4 (Ephesians 2) Living out of this new identity will transform your life!

Ephesians Part 3 (Ephesians 2:1-10) The goal for this message is that you should fall in love with the way this story is told, which if you trust Jesus, is your story

Ephesians Part 2 (Ephesians 1:15-23) If someone says ‘please pray for me’ —they would not expect you to pray this kind of prayer! Yet once you understand it, it really is a remarkably powerful prayer for each one of us.

Ephesians Part 1 (Ephesians 1:1-14) Ephesians opens with a single sentence, 12 verses long—an epic poem. We explore the art, beauty and thoughts that build our joy. We see the big picture which builds our interest. The hint of mystery motivates us to read on and find out where this is going!

There are Scriptures that speak of transcendent experiences of Jesus in the life of a believer. What are these? and is there anything we can do in order to have them? (Phil 4:4-9; John 15:9-13)

As humans we live our of our identity—our concept of who we are shapes our behaviour, decisions, attitudes and goals. Here is a selection from the New Testament that have the power to change us deeply if we make them ours. (2 Cor 5:17)

The story of the man of God, Hudson Taylor is that although he was living an extraordinary life of service, he had a deep feeling of his own sin and failure. When the Spirit opened his eyes to the Scriptures about being united with Jesus, in an instant he received a joy which lasted the rest of his life. What was this truth? (Romans 6:5-14)