Bible Study Series in Ephesians – Page 3

The Superlative Demonstration (Ephesians 2:7)

When God redeemed humanity, it wasn’t merely for us, it was also for Himself. In this expositional study of Ephesians 2:7, Nathan Johnson looks at

There is a big difference between living your life FOR God and living your life WITH Him. In Ephesians 2:5-6, Paul is adamant that what is going on

Amazing Grace! We sing the phrase, but why is it so amazing? In this study, Nathan gives a powerful reminder of the manifold and marvelous grace

God is love! And He loves us with a great-indescribable love. We know God is love and that He loves us with agape love … but what does that

God is abundant and rich in mercy! This declaration from Paul echos throughout the Old Testament and comes to fulfillment at the Cross of

Two of the greatest words in Scripture – a summation of the Gospel – is "But God." These two little words contains a summary of God’s mercy and

Our lives outside of Jesus is dead, dark, and depressing. In Ephesians 2, Paul begins by talking about our lives before Christ – in one word:

God has a problem on His hands with humanity — we are a bunch of spiritual corpses. We were dead in our sins and trespasses. But God gave

At the end of Ephesians chapter one, Paul declares the purpose of God is that we (the church) might be filled with the fullness of God. What a