Does Christ care about the unity of his church? Christ cares deeply about the unity of his church; so much so, that he gives gifts of grace to his people to that end. Join us today as we explore Ephesians 4:7-11 and consider this question.
Do you want to learn how to pray for God’s glory and your good? Listen and see how Paul prayed for the Ephesians to be strengthened in power by the Spirit, the knowledge and understanding of the love of God, and the fullness of God. Don’t miss this opportunity to grow in your understanding and appreciation of God’s amazing grace!
How is Paul’s sufferings beneficial for the Ephesian church? Should we expect such tribulations? Join us as we unpack God’s word and consider how we can follow Paul’s example and not lose heart when we face trials and tribulations for the sake of Christ, and rather rejoice that we are counted worthy to share in Christ’s sufferings and glory.
What is the eternal purpose of God, and how is it realized in Christ and his church? Listen in as Pastor Dale expounds on Ephesians 3:11-12 and shows us the glorious implications of God’s wisdom and grace for our lives. Listen to this sermon and be encouraged by the truth of God’s word.
The gospel is good news, that Christ’s life, death, resurrection, and ascension changed everything for sinners. Paul writes to the Ephesian church that he was made a minister of this gospel, this mystery, God’s wisdom. Listen in today and consider how Christ’s church exposes God’s wisdom in all creation.
What is the mystery of God’s purpose in salvation? And where did Paul’s message of the gospel come from? Listen in as Paul describes himself not as innovator but a recipient of God’s grace to preach the message of the inclusion of the Gentiles in God’s plan of salvation. Be challenged yourself to not innovate on the gospel, but to hold fast to the word of God that has been delivered to us. Join us as we marvel at the grace of God that unites us in Christ.
The apostle Paul uses several powerful metaphors to describe the identity and destiny of Christians. He calls them citizens, building, and temple. Listen in and learn how these metaphors reveal the amazing grace of God, who has brought Gentiles and Jews together in Christ, who is the cornerstone of the church. Let God’s word grow you in your faith and love for him.
Paul wants the Gentile Christians to remember their former state of alienation from God and his people, and how they have been brought near by the blood of Christ. And so it is for those in Christ today; Christ’s death and resurrection reconciles us to God and to one another, breaking down the barriers of sin and hostility that separated us. Listen in and be encouraged by the amazing grace of God that makes us his people.
Do you know what God has prepared for you? Listen in as we consider Ephesians 2:10 and find how God has created us, ordained us, and purposed us for good works. Evaluate your life in light of this passage of Scripture and consider God’s glory in your good works, if you are in Christ.
What does it mean to be saved by God’s grace? Walk with us through Ephesians 2:8-9 and find that salvation is not based on our works, but on God’s sovereign and unmerited favor. Examine your trust in God and be encouraged by the glorious grace of God.