Ephesians was one of the most widely circulated of St. Paul’s writings because of its powerful, practical instructions for disciples of Christ. In fact, its six short chapters contain some of the most discussed passages in the New Testament. This eight week study examines several themes in today’s Christian culture and society—the nature of family, the purpose and role of the Church, the preeminence of grace in God’s plan, and the reality of spiritual warfare. We will come to know the Church—as a body, as a household, as a mystery, as a communion, as a bride, and as an army.
Ephesians was one of the most widely circulated of St. Paul’s writings because of its powerful, practical instructions for disciples of Christ. In fact, its six short chapters contain some of the most discussed passages in the New Testament. This eight week study examines several themes in today’s Christian culture and society—the nature of family, the purpose and role of the Church, the preeminence of grace in God’s plan, and the reality of spiritual warfare. We will come to know the Church—as a body, as a household, as a mystery, as a communion, as a bride, and as an army.
Ephesians was one of the most widely circulated of St. Paul’s writings because of its powerful, practical instructions for disciples of Christ. In fact, its six short chapters contain some of the most discussed passages in the New Testament. This eight week study examines several themes in today’s Christian culture and society—the nature of family, the purpose and role of the Church, the preeminence of grace in God’s plan, and the reality of spiritual warfare. We will come to know the Church—as a body, as a household, as a mystery, as a communion, as a bride, and as an army.