The gospel makes demands on us, requiring us to do things we wouldn't want to do, like giving generously and reaching out to people who are different. To truly understand and cherish the gift of grace, we must first grasp the problem of sin and our deadness in it. Paul's explanation in Ephesians 2 reveals that we are spiritually dead, followers of Satan, and children of wrath, but God's mercy and love offer salvation and hope. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's message in Ephesians chapter 2 reminds us of our sinful condition and the gravity of our lostness before Jesus made us alive. The power of God's love and mercy is revealed through the resurrection of Christ, and we are called to acknowledge our need for salvation and trust in Jesus to be raised from the deadness of our lives. [... more]

The Bible offers a different path to understanding eternity, one of hope and certainty, rather than distraction and uncertainty. God's grace is greater than we think and lasts longer than we can imagine, making it possible for us to have life in him and experience his kindness and love forever. [... more]