Bible Study Series in Ephesians

What Are You Known For? (Ephesians 1:15-16)

All of us are known for something, the question becomes, what am I known for? In Ephesians 1:15-16, Paul says that he knows two things about the

The phrase "tip of the iceberg" often refers to the idea that we've only experienced a small part of the whole. And that is certainly true when it

Truth is important. In fact, it is the truth that sets us free (see John 8:32). Yet if all we do is hear the truth, we will actually receive no

Have you ever had a bad day? One of those days where nothing goes right, circumstances press you down, and you're not sure whether you'll make it

You have a GRAND inheritance! It's not money, land, or a new car … but it's better than all those put together. In this expositional study of

As a culture, we are obsessed with time. Everything revolves around the clock. But in God's economy, everything is to revolve around Jesus Christ.

A great mystery, hidden from ages and generations, has now been made known. This mystery isn't known through facts and academics but rather through

There is a great mystery, hidden from ages and generations, and God has given us the wisdom and insight in order for us to understand and comprehend

We discussed last time (study 16) that God pours forth and lavishes us with His grace like a Nigerian waterfall. But Paul states that this grace