Bible Study Series in Ephesians – Page 8

Why the Resurrection of Christ is Central to Christianity (Ephesians 1:20)

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ isn't a passing moment in time nor is it merely some theological truth we hold to. Rather, the death and

God's power is indescribable. It cannot fully be comprehended. As D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones well articulated it: “Take all the dictionaries of the

Paul finishes his prayer in Ephesians 1 with a desire that we know the power of God. And while it is true that the power of God is truly

As we continue to explore Paul’s prayer for believers, we discover that Paul prays that we would understand the riches of our inheritance. Far

Paul is passionate that we understand three key aspects of God’s work in our lives: His calling (Ephesians 1:18)His inheritance (Ephesians 1:18)His

The Bible is clear that every person is born with a heart of darkness – cold, calloused, and condemned. Yet for us to become, live, and grow as

Are you continually growing deeper in your walk with Christ? Or has it become stagnant, stale, or still? The Christian life is not a passive hope

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