| Ephesians
3:7-13
(Part1) |
John 1:1-3
(Part2) |
Romans 8:36-39 (Part3) |
| Romans 11:32-36 (Part1) |
Matthew 28:18-20
(Part2) |
2 Corinthians 10:4-6
(Part3) |
| Ephesians 3:8-10
(Part2) |
Romans 8:31-34
(Part3) |
Ephesians 3:10-13
(Part3) |
The Apostle Paul observes God’s Church coming
together and growing in Ephesus. He watched, ministered,
and taught as
the Jews and Gentiles were coming together as one body,
one church in Jesus Christ. The past divisions and
prejudices disappeared as they focused on Christ and
being Christ-like. The Ephesians recognized in Christ,
there can be no divisions and
no stereotypes. Christians have been given faith to live
and function as ministers, which means we are all
servants. We are
consecrated and holy unto God, so we are His saints too.
The faith that God gives us will help us grow to the
next levels in
our service to God. As we commit to being God’s
servants, He equips each of us to minister in His power
and authority. This is
power and authority to make disciples, to conquer
principalities in high places, and to complete any
assignment that He gives
to us to His glory.
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