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Ephesians 3:14-21 Bold Prayer 2/15/26 Sermon
How to respond. The conclusion of Paul’s prayer is a response: not that we would do anything to bring about God’s blessing. Instead, the response is to worship: it’s to glorify the Lord who loves His church and answers such prayers and works in such people as we are!
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Ephesians 3:1-13 On The Inside 2/8/26 Sermon
The mystery of Christ. Paul interrupts himself to make two important points at this stage of the letter: he has been given insight and understanding from the Lord which was to be passed on to Gentile Christians. And, second: that insight is into the mystery of Jesus now revealed – that God’s plan involves making one new people, neither Jew nor Gentile, who have access to Jesus through the gospel.
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Ephesians 2:11-22 Fellow Citizens 2/1/26 Sermon
What we are. Because of Christ’s work, not only can we have salvation because of a right relationship with God, but we also can enjoy the unity that the gospel produces: no longer would the world be divided between Jews and Gentiles. Each is succeeded by one new people of God, unified in their worship of Him.
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Ephesians 2:8-10 Saved for a Purpose 1/25/26 Sermon
Works do not save – only God does! Works, instead, are how we now respond to God saving us; they are a part of our worship.
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Ephesians 2:1-7 But God… 1/18/26 Sermon
Here’s the great news: God rescued us! Through no merit of our own, without deserving it even a little bit, the Lord shows His love for us by giving us mercy and grace in Jesus Christ. Our salvation – and our new life – is wrapped up in Him. His resurrection is ours, His eternal life is ours, too! In Jesus, we have life, now and forevermore.
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