Ephesians Chapter 2

Ephesians Chapter 2 The Great Mystery The Homewood Suites (East Rutherford, NJ) Gilmore, Michael 03/08/2015

We see how at one time we were dead in trespasses and sins, missing the mark, and making wrong turns, but, because of God’s mercy, His lovingkindness, and His compassion, we were saved by grace and made to sit together in heavenly places. Because of what Christ did for us, we, as the Church of the Body, are God’s masterpiece, have peace and access to God, and are continuously being built together for an habitation of God.

Grace

Ephesians Chapter 1

Ephesians Chapter 1 The Great Mystery The Homewood Suites (East Rutherford, NJ) Gilmore, Michael 03/08/2015

The teaching shows the differences between the doctrinal Epistles of Romans and Ephesians and what their focuses are; the focus of Romans is on the individual while Ephesians shows what God has done in grace for the One Body of Christ together. The explanations of some words are given including holy, without blame, in Christ, predestination, adoption, accepted, repent, blotted out, and refreshing. Then, the teacher goes over the two prayers of Ephesians.

The One Body, Grace

Romans in Relation to Ephesians

Romans in Relation to Ephesians The Great Mystery The Homewood Suites (East Rutherford, NJ) Zolezzi, Steve 03/08/2015

The background of the Book of Ephesians as it relates to Romans is discussed in this teaching. The Epistles are explained in light of doctrine, reproof, and correction. The doctrinal and practical sides of Romans and Ephesians are mentioned as well as the differences between the two Books. We see the plight of man in Romans compared to our identification in Christ and our being seated in the heavenly places which are parts of the Mystery revealed in Ephesians.

The Church Epistles

The Sculptor

The New Birth Renewed Mind Whiteside, Elena

A poem by Elena Whiteside, written in 1979.

God Has No Hands But Our Hands

Witnessing and Undershepherding Wierwille, Victor Paul

This poem is an exhortation to see the importance of our lives in standing on God’s Word and reaching out to others with the truth and the love of God.

Outreach

I’d Rather Have God’s Word

Integrity of the Word Author Unknown

Everybody chooses what their “treasure” will be in life. This poem exhorts us to choose God’s Word, and the relationship it brings with God, as that treasure.

Priorities

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