Ephesians 3:1-13 | Rev. Dr. R. Brandon Harris | The salvation of God was incarnate in Jesus, a particular Jewish man who lived 2,000 years ago. Yet, the gospel of salvation was not limited to the Jews. It was immediately shared with oriental kings; it took root in Gentile communities through Paul's ministry; and it has continued to take surprising shapes, being embodied in the church which, though it transcends race, class, and culture, is comprised of particular peoples who wear these realities in their skin, in their circumstances, and in their souls. Our mission is to uncover the mystery for our present age in ways that the rich variety of God's wisdom is manifest in surprising new ways.