This Lord’s Day morning, we continue our study of the Apostle Paul’s second prayer for the believers in Ephesus. Apart from the Lord’s High Priestly prayer in John 17, this is the most profound prayer in the scriptures. It not only defines the Christian life, but directs it as God intends – a life of love.
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Ephesians
This Lord’s Day morning, we enter into our study of the Apostle Paul’s second prayer for the believers in Ephesus. Apart from the Lord’s High Priestly prayer in John 17, this is the most profound prayer in the scriptures. It not only defines the Christian life, but directs it as God intends – a life of love.
EPHESIANS 4:31-32 – Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor and slander be put away from you, along with all malice. Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you. THEME OF THE DAY. JUST AS CHRIST TREATS US. There are many ways we may evaluate ourselves as to our growth in becoming like…
This Lord’s Day morning, we continue our study of the Apostle Paul’s first prayer for the believers in Ephesus. In verse eighteen, he prays for believers “to have the eyes of their understanding open to know the immeasurable greatness of God’s power to those who believer.” We will look at this power and how it shapes our lives now and will be on display throughout eternity.
This Lord’s Day morning, we continue our study of the Apostle Paul’s first prayer for the believers in Ephesus. In verse eighteen, he prays for believers “to have the eyes of their understanding open to what are the riches of our inheritance in the Lord.” We will look at the second aspect of the Christian’s inheritance – the inheritance of heaven. .
This Lord’s Day morning, we continue our study of the Apostle Paul’s first prayer for the believers in Ephesus. In verse eighteen, he prays for believers “to have the eyes of their understanding open to what are the riches of our inheritance in the Lord.” We will look at the chief aspect of the Christian’s inheritance – the inheritance of God Himself.