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Ephesians week 10 - A recap and wrap-up of timeless instruction for such a time as this.

This final session reviews the critical message of Paul to the same church that God writes to in the book of Revelation - as our God works to set things in order for the saints to succeed during all times - from the first to final century of this age. Paul lays out the glory of our redemption, the mystery of the Gentile inclusion, and the critical purpose of a Spirit-infused life, for our success. 

Ephesians week 9 - The end of the age - supernatural assistance to restore relationships

The extreme priority of healthy and restored interpersonal relationships - to heal people, heal the Church - and to avoid a curse of sin embedded in the covenant of God - all this and more is addressed as we look into prophecies and admonitions throughout both testaments. God wants His people healed. We have a part to play. He has a part He will play. It is time. Malachi 4:5-6.

Ephesians week 8 - God's invasion against the gates of hell - by His people, in His will

Line upon line, precept upon precept. God's plans for the conclusion of this Age include us - in the Spirit, in obedience, accomplishing His divine purposes in His perfect order. 

Ephesians week 7 - evil days - what they look like, and how to succeed part 01

We begin chapter 5 where Paul, knowing the prophecy of scripture, looks ahead to evil days and instructs the readers how to functionally as well as faithfully live in order to succeed. This theme of challenging times and successful living permeates ALL of scripture and meanwhile here in chapters 5 and 6 are key components to our success. We'll be here again next week. It's that important, and Paul's formula for success is both timeless and also most timely for us, in these most challenging days.  

Ephesians week 6 - Whole in the Holy Spirit - living as the light in a darkening world

We go deeper into the call upon each member of the Church in these critical days. Walking in the Holy Spirit will be our place of success - walking in the will and timing and purposes of God - as He shakes the world mightily. 

Ephesians week 5 - The fire-refined and equipped Church - saying 'YES' to the upcoming outpouring.

The plan of heaven has always been for the Church to be moving in the power of the Holy Spirit, equipped for service and great works. The days ahead deserve and will require the saints to be saying yes to the unfettered will of a supernatural God who has always intended us to walk in that fullness. 

Ephesians week 4 - 'to the intent that NOW...' - the fellowship of the mystery revealed

A mystery no longer: The ingathering of the Gentile saints into the Kingdom of God - planned beforehand and revealed now - to proclaim His manifold greatness. Jew and Gentile together. Powerful times to be alive in, and for, our coming King.  

Ephesians week 3 - Grace to be you during this season of outpouring for the salvation of others

The work of redemption in our individual lives readies us for the incoming revival work of salvation as the Lord shakes heaven and earth.  

Ephesians week 2 - God's sovereignty AND our free will - both are part of the plan of heaven

The magical mystery tour of Spirit-led life - daily discovering how God can both sovereignly work among men and at the same time provide us with a free will to say yes or no - transcends our human logic and sparks awareness of His supernatural orchestration of coordinated incidents (aka: 'coincidences'). We look into a small sampling of biblical revelations that confirm this truth and can prepare us for our own supernatural experiences, for His glory.  Nations rage. Philosophers and prognosticators speculate. Available to all who would say 'yes': the mind of Christ. 

Ephesians week 1 - Why this book now? Was it predestined? Does Alice tell us anything?

Paul begins his Ephesians letter stating something that has polarized opinions in the Church, while in supernatural-reality it is intended to draw us personally into the sovereignty of God so that we might walk in His 'supernaturalness'. Just ask Alice: about free will and predestination. A testimony of a miracle only God could orchestrate.