Broken relationships, divided communities, racial injustice, war. Our world seems more fragmented than ever. As believers, how do we move forward?
Ephesians was written to believers in Ephesus during a similar time when the world felt heavy and dangerous. Still, this letter was written as an epic description of the fullness and the richness of life in Christ as we understand who WE ARE and what WE DO.Â
If the Ephesians could grasp this. If WE, The Church, can grasp this- WE would overflow into our radius and the world could be transformed by The Gospel.
This year, We want to focus on the “U” – A healthy U – which means being intentional about letting the Holy Spirit pour into U. When this happens, U overflow into –
Your home. Your world. Your church.
Bible Study is one way we walk with God. When we study the Bible, we engage the Scriptures for a deeper understanding of God and respond to what we study as we live.
Below are a few helpful tools to use as you read through Ephesians.
READING PLAN
WEEK 1 |Â We are Saints
WEEK 2 |Â We are Blessed
WEEK 3 |Â We are Rewarded
WEEK 4 |Â We are His Body
WEEK 5 |Â We are Made Alive
WEEK 6 |Â We are One
WEEK 7 |Â We are Confident
WEEK 8 |Â We are Established
WEEK 9 |Â We Grow
WEEK 10 |Â We Change
WEEK 11 |Â We Imitate God
WEEK 12 |Â We Illuminate
WEEK 13 |Â We Redeem the Time
WEEK 14 |Â We Model Christ and The Church
WEEK 15 |Â We Honor
WEEK 16 |Â We Serve
WEEK 17 |Â We Battle
BIBLE STUDY TOOLS
SERIES RESOURCES
The BIBLE PROJECT: EPHESIANS
PODCAST
THE GOSPEL COALITION COURSE
MARRIAGE ASSESSMENT
GRACE CHURCH PARENTING PODCASTS
GRACE CHURCH PARENTING RESOURCES
PARENT TRIBUTE
SERIES TEACHING
John Reeves - September 27, 2020
Good News: Week 2
We continued our series through the Gospel of Mark this week by looking at Mark 1:14-28. Jesus moved to the center of the story after John the Baptist was arrested and his first words in public ministry (as recorded by Mark) are ""The time promised by God has come at last!” he announced. “The Kingdom of God is near! Repent of your sins and believe the Good News!”" (Mark 1:15). As Jesus becomes the center of the story, Lead Pastor John Reeves reminded us that we are called to put Him at the center of our lives as well. Could your life be characterized as one of self-centeredness or is Jesus the center of your life? We'd love to start a conversation with you about making Jesus the Lord and Master of your life. Reach out to us by email and let's start a conversation (radius@radiuschurch.org).
