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Ephesians – 6:21-23: Grace to All
This session concludes our teaching on Ephesians. As Paul met with the Ephesian elders he said “I am here to testify to the gospel of God’s grace”. Ephesians is a book all about the grace of God. It ends with … Continue reading
It is Finished!
It is Good Friday. It’s an incredible day in the life of believers. It’s the day when the will of God for mankind was executed by Jesus Christ himself. He came to take away our sins, to offer his body … Continue reading
He Claimed “I AM”
It’s interesting that the Good News story starts with death. And this week we’re looking at the events leading up to His death. “Again the high priest asked him, ‘Are you the Christ, the Son of the Blessed?’ And Jesus … Continue reading
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Tagged Jesus Christ, Money/Giving, New Covenant, Salvation
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The Father’s Will
It’s Easter week and this Sunday we will celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. So this week we will look at Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection. Let’s start in the garden of Gethsemane. We read his words in Matthew 26:39 … Continue reading
Ephesians – 6:10-20: Take Your Stand
We’re talking about relationships in light of the fact that we are filled with the Holy Spirit. Love needs to be the compelling force in all relationships. In Ephesians 6 Paul is addressing those who are married, those who are … Continue reading
Ephesians – 5:21 – 6:9: Relationships
Our relationships can become very frustrating if they are not anchored in the grace of God. The love of God is to control us in every relationship we have. It is God’s love that becomes the motivating factor in all … Continue reading
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Tagged Jesus Christ, Marriage, New Covenant, Parenting/Children
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Ephesians – 5:8-20: Live as Children of Light
How do we live as a child of God? Ephesians 5:8-21 tells us. It is all based on a foundation of the grace that saved us. If we separate grace and how to live, we will become legalistic and performance … Continue reading
