We are having baptisms this Sunday and several more in the coming weeks. This is wonderful news, and there will be much rejoicing in Heaven due to these acts of obedience. This Sunday, Graham Jones asks the question, “What Does It Take to Please God?” It’s a question answered with three further questions we need to be regularly reminded of:1. Why do we get Baptised? 2. Why do we take Communion? 3. Why do we love God and others?

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Ephesians 3:1'For this reason I, Paul, the prisoner of Christ Jesus for the sake of you Gentiles...'

Many believe that in Ephesians 3:1, Paul began praying the second of his prayers for these Asian believers. However, his prayer was interrupted – not by an external distraction, but by a compelling truth that monopolized his thoughts. He calls it ‘the mystery of Christ’, and he only returns to pray in vs 14. “For this reason, I bow my knee…” Paul calls the mystery “the mystery of Christ,” and verses 2-13 unveil the mystery as a living entity —a new humanity, a community of hope irresistibly united with Christ. It is the church.

This passage challenges us not to give up on being the church (the body, the bride of Christ), but like Paul to invest unreservedly in God’s eternal program for her and through her. There is no room in Ephesians 3 for casual, cool, or critical attitudes. Haphazard involvement is not an option. Only wholehearted participation honours the extraordinary mystery of God, planned in eternity, achieved through Christ, and made known to us and “the rulers and authorities in the heavenly places through Christ and His apostles.” Vs 9, 10.

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Dion David explores Psalm 24 and the truth that everything—seen and unseen—belongs to God. Yet he still draws near. Through Jesus, He opened the way to his presence. God’s giving nature is part of our identity as His image-bearers. True generosity begins by offering our lives in worship. Will you open your heart to the King of Glory?

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