And the Wall Came Tumbling Down | Ephesians 2:11-22
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The gospel doesn’t just change our relationship with God; it changes our relationship with one another. In Christ, we’ve been welcomed into a family we had no claim to and brought near by His grace. At the cross, Jesus tore down the walls that once separated us and made us one. And because we have been welcomed so freely, we become people who make room for others. We don’t rebuild walls of hostility, prejudice, or division. Instead, we reflect the heart of Jesus by drawing near to one another and welcoming others with the same grace we have received.
OUTLINE
The Problem We Can’t Forget (v.11–12)
We weren't just dead in sin; we were also outsiders. God overcame our alienation to bring us near.
The Gospel We Can’t Forget (v.13–18)
The cross doesn't only reconcile us to God, it reconciles us to each other.
The Goal We Can't Forget (v.19–22)
The end isn't just me and Jesus and a few of my friends; it's a new, unified people.