In this eighth study from Garden to Glory: The Mystery of God, we continue our exploration of Ephesians by considering the unlimited power of God. In this study, we ask:

• What kind of power would you ask for from God?
• What does the power of God look like?
• Where do we find this power?
• What effect does this power have on the world?

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In this seventh study from Garden to Glory: The Mystery of God, we continue our exploration of Ephesians by considering the unique way God used the life of the Apostle Paul. In this study, we explore:

• The need for Missionaries
• Paul’s unique responsibility
• His past that made him undeserving
• The wisdom of God

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In this sixth study from Garden to Glory: The Mystery of God, we continue our exploration of Ephesians by examining the barriers that used to keep us apart from God and each other. In this study, we explore:

• The racial tensions between Jews and Gentiles
• How the temple in Jerusalem was used to keep people away from God
• Why the death of Jesus changes everything
• The unity that binds us to each other and God

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In this fifth study from Garden to Glory: The Mystery of God, we continue our exploration of Ephesians by asking the question, “What does it mean to be considered dead in our sins?” In this study, we explore:

• What spiritual death looks like
• How Satan convinces people to follow him
• How God's love and anger can mix
• The gift of choosing life

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In this fourth study from Garden to Glory: The Mystery of God, we continue our exploration of Ephesians by asking the question, “What does it look like for one of God’s chosen people to worship the creator?” In this study, we explore:

• The Apostle Paul’s example of prayer
• Whether or not we can expect miraculous answers today
• The role faith plays in our requests
• How we join God in the work we ask Him to accomplish

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In this third study from Garden to Glory: The Mystery of God, we continue our exploration of Ephesians by asking the question, “How do I know that I am truly one of God's people?” In this study, we explore:

• How people distort the name of God
• How to determine we are worshipping God as He truly is
• The evidence of the Spirit in the life of a believer
• The characteristics of Holy Spirit-empowered love

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In this second study from Garden to Glory: The Mystery of God, we continue our exploration of Ephesians by asking the question, “Who are the people of God?” In this study, we explore:

• God’s eternal plan to unite all things under Christ
• The role Israel has played in this plan
• The inclusion of Gentile believers into God’s family
• The faith that qualifies us to be God’s people

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In this first Bible study from Garden to Glory: The Mystery of God, we begin our journey through the book of Ephesians by asking foundational questions:

• Why do we care to praise God?
• Do we know God exists?
• Why are false gods insufficient?
• What makes the God of the Bible different — and better?

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