What does it mean that we have ‘access to the Father by one Spirit,’ and how should this transform the way we pray?

What does it mean to have Jesus as our peace, and how does this shape every relationship in life?

Rehearsing the ‘but now’ - the grace of God toward us - is a vital practice for spiritual health. 

What is the nature of the ‘good works’ that God has for us, and what does it mean that they are ‘prepared in advance’ for us?

Do we appreciate that God chose to create each of us, and that we have been created for important reasons? 

Why is it vital that we learn to boast in the right things and that we must make this a lifestyle? 

What aspects of salvation are the gift of God and how does our understanding of this affect our joy and security? 

What does it mean to be saved by grace through faith, and how should we apply this in our lives to fight for the peace that God wants us to enjoy? 

From Ephesians 2:4-7, let’s reflect on God’s great purpose - the great ends - for which He has chosen us. 

From Ephesians 2:4-7, we see afresh that “It is by grace you have been saved.”

From Ephesians 2:4-7, we reflect on how God has made us alive with Christ.

Apart from Christ, we were ‘by nature deserving of wrath’ - knowing this is vital for our joy and for us to come to Jesus in the first place! 

What is meant by the ‘sinful nature’ or ‘flesh’ that so dominated us before becoming a Christian, and that also seeks to influence us after we come to Jesus?

Satanic powers are described as a ‘spirit who is now at work in those who are disobedient.’

Our spiritual condition before coming to Jesus was the result of being enslaved in Satan’s kingdom!

The church - Jesus’ body - is ‘the fullness of him who fills everything in every way.’

Today, from Ephesians 1:22-23, let’s explore why the church is described as ‘His body.’

Today, we consider how His supreme authority specifically relates to the church.

Today, we reflect on the stunning claim that God has placed all things under Jesus’ feet. What does this mean?

The Holy Spirit wants to reveal to us the supreme rule of Jesus so as to trust Him absolutely.