God tells us of the great treasure we have in Christ, so that we are not led astray to value this world over our spiritual treasure!

Ephesians can teach us to treasure what God has given us in Christ above what we see in this world. (cf. Matt 6:19-21)

What we know, expect, and believe about our God is expressed in our prayers.

One of the functions of prayer is to bring us to acknowledge and understand the work of God in His Son, Jesus, our Great High Priest.

Under law, as that which condemns sin, we find only bondage and futility. In order to have freedom and life, we must find and hold to the gospel of Christ and His Promised Spirit for freedom/life (Gal 5, 6).

Jesus can offer us rest (Matt 11:28-30), because He is our Rock, our Refuge, our Salvation. We find and acknowledge to our souls the nature of our God which meets our every need (Psa 62).

Prayer is one way we come to Jesus, and Jesus is the way we get to God. Prayer helps us consider Him above trusting self.

We have more than a physical reality to secure our hearts and spirits. In Christ, we have a spiritual reality that is always encouraging, motivating, and inspiring.

Bondage to sin under law and freedom from sin in Christ are key points of Galatians.

God spoke in the past in many parts and ways, but in these last days His message to us is found in His Son. It can really help us to see Him as our Faithful High Priest (Heb 1:1-2; 12:2).