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Eph. 3: 7-13 “A Sinner Called to Minister”

Eph. 3: 7-13 “A Sinner Called to Minister”

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Summary:

In this sermon, Pastor James explores Ephesians 3:1-13, focusing on Paul's ministry to the Gentiles and the unsearchable riches of Christ. He emphasizes the importance of grace, the role of the Church in displaying God's wisdom, and the eternal purpose behind God's plan for salvation. The sermon encourages us to study the Word of God and recognize our identity as part of God's covenant family, highlighting the transformative power of grace in our lives.

Keywords:

Ephesians, Paul, grace, ministry, church, salvation, biblical truth, exegesis, wisdom, eternal purpose.

Sound bites:

"We are covenant people."

"The manifold wisdom of God."

"Don't lose heart."



Chapters:


00:00 Introduction to Ephesians and Paul's Ministry.

03:00 Understanding Grace and Salvation.

05:47 The Importance of Biblical Truth.

07:25 Exegesis vs. Eisegesis in Bible Study.

07:52 Paul's Calling and Ministry to the Gentiles.

09:55 The Unsearchable Riches of Christ.

11:38 The Role of the Church in God's Wisdom.

14:52 The Manifold Wisdom of God.

18:10 The Eternal Purpose of God's Plan.

19:20 Boldness and Access Through Faith.

22:40 Paul's Tribulations for the Church.

24:38 Studying the Word of God.

26:25 The Gift of Grace in Paul's Ministry.

28:38 The Power of God's Grace.

30:42 The Transformation Through Grace.

Takeaways:

Paul's ministry was a result of God's grace.

Believers are called to understand their identity in Christ.

The church plays a vital role in revealing God's wisdom.

Grace is the foundation of salvation and ministry.

Exegesis allows the Word of God to speak for itself.

The unsearchable riches of Christ are available to those whom the Lord calls.

God's eternal purpose includes both Jew and Gentile.

Boldness in faith comes from our relationship with Christ.

Paul's tribulations were for the glory of the members of the Church.

Study the Bible.



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