It has been some time since we've done a study in Ephesians. Here are a couple studies you might want to check from this section: God's Indescribable
Ichthyology
I was compiling Stephen Manley's newest commentary on Matthew 3-4 when I came across these couple paragraphs from one of the chapters. What were you
Seeing Jesus in Psalm 18
Jesus is all over Scripture, Old and New Testament alike. Though His Name doesn't appear in the Old, everything points and finds its fulfillment in
Blood That Speaks
I came across a passage recently that caused me pause. I know I had read it before but the words raised a question I couldn't shake. "Is it possible?"
The Name (Ephesians 1.21b)
Paul is attempting to describe the power of God. How does one describe something that is utterly indescribable? He uses superlatives and examples, yet
Far Above (Ephesians 1.21a)
It has been some time since we’ve had a study – especially one from Ephesians. To give a quick review: Paul has been praying for the believers in
A Broken and Contrite Heart (Psalm 51.14-17)
"God is less interested in external behavior than He is about internal attitude." Almost a hard thought to swallow. All our lives we are told to live
Create In Me A Clean Heart (Psalm 51.10-13)
Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. How often have we read, sung, prayed, and proclaimed these words? But more
White As Snow (Psalm 51.5-9)
Previously we began looking at David's confession in Psalm 51 (read part one and part two). After being confronted by the prophet Nathan concerning