Sit before you walk . . . in Christ.

Sit before you walk . . . in Christ.

: The book of Ephesians is included in the category of Paul’s letters known as the “Prison Letters” or “Captivity Epistles,” because in it, as in Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon, Paul specifically states that he is in prison at the time of writing (Ephesians 6:20). Although Paul does not identify the location of this imprisonment, there is strong scholarly consensus that this letter was written while he was imprisoned in Rome (Acts 28:30‒31).

: The book of Ephesians is included in the category of Paul’s letters known as the “Prison Letters” or “Captivity Epistles,” because in it, as in Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon, Paul specifically states that he is in prison at the time of writing (Ephesians 6:20). Although Paul does not identify the location of this imprisonment, there is strong scholarly consensus that this letter was written while he was imprisoned in Rome (Acts 28:30‒31).

: The book of Ephesians is included in the category of Paul’s letters known as the “Prison Letters” or “Captivity Epistles,” because in it, as in Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon, Paul specifically states that he is in prison at the time of writing (Ephesians 6:20). Although Paul does not identify the location of this imprisonment, there is strong scholarly consensus that this letter was written while he was imprisoned in Rome (Acts 28:30‒31).

: The book of Ephesians is included in the category of Paul’s letters known as the “Prison Letters” or “Captivity Epistles,” because in it, as in Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon, Paul specifically states that he is in prison at the time of writing (Ephesians 6:20). Although Paul does not identify the location of this imprisonment, there is strong scholarly consensus that this letter was written while he was imprisoned in Rome (Acts 28:30‒31).

Consider what you do today in light of what Jesus will do tomorrow.

Consider what you do today in light of what Jesus will do tomorrow.

Consider what you do today in light of what Jesus will do tomorrow.

Consider what you do today in light of what Jesus will do tomorrow.