Sermons

Our lesson today is in Ephesians 3. In the first part of this chapter, the Apostle Paul has been telling us about his ministry, verses 1 through 12. How that God saved him, a Jewish rabbi, a hater of the Christians, God saved him and made him into an apostle and gave to Paul a very special …

We open the word of God now to Ephesians 2, where we have been studying this wonderful work of grace that God has done. On the cross, the Lord Jesus Christ, through the shedding of his blood, has broken down the wall of sin between sinners and God. He has reconciled the lost sinner to a holy God. …

We have been examining during these days Ephesians 2. The first half of this chapter, verses 1 through 10, is a picture of what God does for all sinners who will trust in Christ. He tells us there that we have been raised and seated on the throne. We read there that the unsaved man is dead in …

We turn now to Ephesians 3. At this point it would be wise for us to review just a little to see where we have been before we look at this particular chapter. You'll recall that the book of Ephesians divides itself into two parts. Ephesians 1-3 present the believer's blessings in Christ. These …

Our study of Ephesians has taken us now to Ephesians 2. You'll recall that Ephesians 1 presents to us our possessions in Christ. And we reviewed there briefly the blessings from God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Ephesians 2 emphasizes our position in Christ, and the chapter …

What a dark picture we have in Ephesians 2:1-3. Here we have a spiritual photograph of the unsaved man. Now, outwardly, this man may be moral, he may be clean, upright, but when God looks at the heart, this is what he sees. And you hath he quickened, hath he made alive, who were, before you were …

We turn now to Ephesians 2. We have completed our survey of Ephesians 1 and perhaps at this point it would be good for us to review and find out where we have been and where we are going. The book of Ephesians divides itself into two parts. Ephesians 1, 2, and 3 we have doctrine. Ephesians 4, 5, …

We've come now in our study of Ephesians 1, to the blessings of God the Holy Spirit, verses 13 and 14. We have seen in Ephesians 1:1-6, the blessings of God the Father, in that He has chosen us, in that He has adopted us, He has received us unto Himself. We are accepted in the beloved. And we have …

Our study of Ephesians has taken us now to Ephesians 1:11-12. You'll recall that in this first chapter, Paul gives to us some of the blessings that we have received as Christians. Blessed are those people who know the Lord. The Lord Jesus Christ has blessed us with all spiritual blessings, …

For many years, historians have been trying to answer the perplexing question, is there any purpose to history? Perhaps you'll recall when you studied history in high school or in college that the textbook often raised the question, does history repeat itself? Is there purpose behind history? Is it …