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Pastor Jim challenges the church to move beyond the basics of faith and embrace the deeper transformation that comes from truly knowing God in Christ. Paul’s prayer for the believers in Ephesus is not just one of gratitude; it is a plea for them to see the unimaginable hope, inheritance, and power that are theirs in Jesus. Jim invites us to hunger for more than spiritual comfort food and instead pursue the richness of being a Messiah-shaped people, united as God’s family and empowered to live as agents of new creation in a broken world. When we grasp the risen Christ as King over all, our understanding of church shifts from routine to mission, from individual salvation to communal transformation.
By Pastor Jim Entwistle5
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Pastor Jim challenges the church to move beyond the basics of faith and embrace the deeper transformation that comes from truly knowing God in Christ. Paul’s prayer for the believers in Ephesus is not just one of gratitude; it is a plea for them to see the unimaginable hope, inheritance, and power that are theirs in Jesus. Jim invites us to hunger for more than spiritual comfort food and instead pursue the richness of being a Messiah-shaped people, united as God’s family and empowered to live as agents of new creation in a broken world. When we grasp the risen Christ as King over all, our understanding of church shifts from routine to mission, from individual salvation to communal transformation.