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Ephesians (Week 9) The first word of chapter four is, "therefore." Paul uses this word to distinguish a pivotal moment in his letter to the Ephesians to call the Church forward. He calls us to live a life worthy of our calling. (Ephesians 4:1-6)

Ephesians (Week 9) The first word of chapter four is, "therefore." Paul uses this word to distinguish a pivotal moment in his letter to the Ephesians to call the Church forward. He calls us to live a life worthy of our calling. (Ephesians 4:1-6)

Ephesians (Week 8) At the end of Paul's prayer in Ephesians, he attempts to describe the indescribability of God's power at work within us. Do we believe that God is as powerful as He says He is in Eph. 3:20-21? And if so, does our life reflect that? We often believe that God can do these things in other areas, but are we asking Him to do more than we can imagine in our life for His glory? (Eph. 3:20-21, Mark 9:17-24)

Ephesians (Week 8) At the end of Paul's prayer in Ephesians, he attempts to describe the indescribability of God's power at work within us. Do we believe that God is as powerful as He says He is in Eph. 3:20-21? And if so, does our life reflect that? We often believe that God can do these things in other areas, but are we asking Him to do more than we can imagine in our life for His glory? (Eph. 3:20-21, Mark 9:17-24)

Ephesians (Week 7) What is our vision for the church? What is our vision for our personal life? Are we as a church and as people seeking to be self-fulfilled in our church and self-focused in our life? There is a big difference between really liking the things of God and rooting ourselves in the kind of love that knows no bounds. This is the mindset that is the catalyst behind why we love our city, love our neighbors and desire to be a church that is planted in the love of God that knows no bounds. (Eph. 3:14-19)

Ephesians (Week 7) What is our vision for the church? What is our vision for our personal life? Are we as a church and as people seeking to be self-fulfilled in our church and self-focused in our life? There is a big difference between really liking the things of God and rooting ourselves in the kind of love that knows no bounds. This is the mindset that is the catalyst behind why we love our city, love our neighbors and desire to be a church that is planted in the love of God that knows no bounds. (Eph. 3:14-19)

Ephesians (Week 6) The life of Paul, (author of Ephesians) is an example of saying YES. The ripple effect and ultimate impact of saying yes to what God calls us to is staggering - he uses our faithfulness beyond our imagination. (Ephesians 3:7-13, Acts 9:1-17, 2 Tim 4:1-9)

Ephesians (Week 6) The life of Paul, (author of Ephesians) is an example of saying YES. The ripple effect and ultimate impact of saying yes to what God calls us to is staggering - he uses our faithfulness beyond our imagination. (Ephesians 3:7-13, Acts 9:1-17, 2 Tim 4:1-9)

Ephesians (Week 5) The chaos of our world and the divisive realities can feel like a storm crashing in on us. We need to awake and rise as the people of God who can say to the chaos, “peace be still.” With Jesus as our cornerstone, together as united people, we must build a restored humanity. (Ephesians 2:11-22, Mark 4:35-39)

Ephesians (Week 5) The chaos of our world and the divisive realities can feel like a storm crashing in on us. We need to awake and rise as the people of God who can say to the chaos, “peace be still.” With Jesus as our cornerstone, together as united people, we must build a restored humanity. (Ephesians 2:11-22, Mark 4:35-39)