God's plan in Jesus is to restore His Image (Imago Dei) in man. What does that look like and how can we grow into the image of God? Paul unpacks this in Ephesians 4:17-32.

Our ultimate goal in life is to grow up into Christ and become like Him. But how do we do grow and what are the dangers of not growing? Ephesians 4:7-16 gives some keys to growing up into Him.

In this second series on Ephesians, we look at how the church can be united for the battle that we find ourselves in. What does a united church look like and who is responsible for unity? In 4:1-6, Paul mentions a few keys.

All believers are called to minister the gospel of Jesus Christ. Do you know the simple gospel? Watch this message and be inspired to put your faith in the gospel and see it work!

In part 6 of this series, we explore Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3:14-21. He prays for believers to be strengthened by the Holy Spirit, so that they may know the love of Christ, and be filled with all the fullness of God. Are you rooted in the love of Christ and what could be holding you back?

In part 5 of the Ephesians series, Paul explains his ministry as a stewardship from God, a gift of God's grace, a mystery made known and a message to be shared, all so that God can be made known. This is also the ministry of the church today.

Jesus came to unite Jews and Gentiles into one new man. The gospel has power to reconcile any groups or people, if both are willing to change. Ephesians 2:11-22 shows the beauty of this and how the purpose of such a unity is that the church becomes the dwelling place of God.

In Part 3 of this series, Paul shows the Ephesians three aspects of their testimony in chapter 2:1-10: Who they were without Christ, who God is, and who they are in Christ. In all this, we see that we are God's workmanship, and He never stops working on and in us, until the day we die. As you listen to this, be thankful for your own testimony.

In part 2 of the Ephesians series, Paul prays for the believers that the eyes of their hearts be enlightened to receive more revelation of who they are in Christ, for the sake of the responsibility given to the church. Has your heart been enlightened or is their still pain and trauma that keeps you in darkness?