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30 years after Jesus died, the pivotal letter of Ephesians was written by a man named Paul. Paul had once been an ardent persecutor and enemy of Christianity, but the resurrected Jesus stopped Paul in his tracks, transformed his heart, and unleashed him into a new mission of spreading the very gospel that he was working to suppress.
We'll spend the new several months walking through the same verses that Paul penned for a group of diverse, gifted, and struggling Christians. We'll examine what it means for us to be "in Christ", the core message of the letter.
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Say What?
Ephesians 4:25-32 / June 22, 2025
Randy Schiefer’s near-death experience gave him a brand-new way of living—and that’s exactly what God offers us in Christ. In Ephesians 4, Paul shows how new life in Jesus changes not just what we believe, but how we speak, act, and treat others.
Real transformation begins when we die to our old ways and let God’s grace make us new.
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Sauldam teaching series : So often, we only experience a sort-of satisfying Christianity with sort-of interesting moments with God, but what if He wanted something better for us? Jesus said that we can do nothing without Him, but when we abide in Him then we will bear much fruit. let's go Deeper in our faith through three key habits: fasting, giving, and evangelizing.
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Sauldam teaching series : Advent means "arrival", and the Church has taken a special season every year to focus ourselves on the magnamity of Christ coming the first time--his first arrival. We will spend the month of December intentionally setting our hearts on the hope, peace, joy, and love that Christ brought with him as he came to earth.
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