The first three chapters of Ephesians is about salvation from God’s perspective. Paul now turns his attention to what it means to be a follower of Christ. How should the believer walk? In what ways should God’s workmanship be evident in the Christians life? Our walk should always be an action of response. A response
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CPV Life group notes Series: Walking Worthy Text Eph. 2:1-10 Date Preached: 19th April 2020 Ephesians chapter one reveals God’s eternal plan in choosing those who are predestined to sonship and adoption into his family. This redemption is predestined, accomplished, applied and consummated by God through Christ and is sealed by the Holy Spirit. Paul
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Michael Green, in his book Man Alive states “Without faith in the resurrection there would be no Christianity at all. The Christian church would never had begun; the Jesus Movement would have fizzled like a damp squid with His execution. You see, Christianity stands or falls with the truth of the resurrection. Once you disprove
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Read Matt 21:1-12 Jesus and his disciples are travelling to Jerusalem to celebrate the annual feast known as the Passover. Jesus has just healed two blind men in Jericho and has also led Zacchaeus to salvation. Now, Jesus is making his final journey to Jerusalem. The purpose for which Jesus came into this world, would
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Unceasing love and faithfulness Lamentations 3. Jeremiah was called to ministry sometime around 627 BC. The southern kingdom of Judea was constantly sinning toward God and God raised up Jeremiah to be His mouthpiece and to warn of coming judgment and the need for repentance. Jeremiah’s contemporaries where, Naham, Habakkuk, Zephaniah and Ezekiel. Jeremiah exhibited
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We read in Scripture that “Faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen” Hebrews 11:1. We also read that “Jesus is the author and founder and perfector of our faith” Hebrews 12:2. As children we sing songs that say: “faith is just believing what God said he will do,
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