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 hope of God’s calling.” We will look at what are the callings in our lives from God and how that fuels hope. And it is hope that empowers the Christians to live above life’s circumstances and display the power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Pleasing God, Making Disciples of Jesus Christ
Jim Sole
We continue our study of 1 John looking again at fellowship with God. It is a fellowship of joy. Does that define us? Are we enjoying the Lord? We hope to look at what it means to enjoy fellowship with the living God.
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” and in this verse is a wonderful insight on the spiritual life. Our look this Lord’s Day will be toward three qualities of a Biblical spiritual life.
We continue our study of 1 John looking at fellowship with God. It is a fellowship of joy. Does that define us? Are we enjoying the Lord? We look at what it means to enjoy fellowship with the living God.
We continue our study of the Apostle Paul’s first prayer for the believers in Ephesus. His initial petition is that they would know God deeper and our focus is on His love. Our look on this Lord’s Day will be seeing ten qualities of God’s love that will prove to sustain us in all of life’s ups and downs.
This Lord’s Day evening we continue our study of 1 John looking at fellowship with God and particularly, the contrasts the Apostle John makes between a hypocrite professing faith in Christ and the true believer walking with Christ.