Sermons on Ephesians (Page 2)

Knowing the Love of Christ

Do you want to be filled with the fullness of God? The path for this fullness is having the strength to comprehend the love of Christ. In this sermon, Pastor Tim considers the reason why knowing the love of Christ is so powerfully life giving and then considers 4 aspects of Christ’s love from Ephesians. May God use this portion of Scripture to help you see Christ’s love.

A Call to Prayer

This is the first part of a series on spiritual revival. Many seek to define the greatest deficiency of the church and what we must do to bring renewal and health to God’s people today. What we see in the Scripture is a call to prayer. The prayers of Scripture are not for health, wealth, or prosperity. The prayers of Scripture are most often about knowing God. And so, if we desire renewal, if we have grown cold or dry,…

Family and Church

The church is the family or household of God. What does this mean for our homes and how we function as a church? From Ephesians 2 we see five key things about the church and home. We must be Word-centered; Christ-centered; united; holy; and encouraged because God is building his church for his glory.

God’s Glory Alone

God rescues sinners by grace alone, in Christ alone, through faith alone so that he is magnified and glorified. This brings us great joy to recognize and see the glory of God in salvation. We see here God’s sovereign grace, his election or choice, and how that leads to his glory. We see the work of Christ, and how that leads to God’s glory. Then we see the work of the Spirit in keeping us faithful in Christ, and how…

Grace Alone

What does it mean that we are saved by grace and grace alone? If we are saved only by grace, how to faith and works relate to grace? We answer these questions and more as we contemplate the great salvation of God. Together, from Ephesians 2, we’ll see who we are apart from grace, how we are rescued by grace, and then how faith and works relate to grace.

The Goal of the Gospel

From this amazing chapter in the Bible we see clearly the goal of the gospel and two great foundations upon which our evangelism rests.

Fathers, This Is Your Command

What does it mean to be a father and raise your children for the Lord? What does it mean not to provoke them to anger but bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord? Is there practical ways to help? In this sermon, many practical suggestions are made on how we can fulfill this command. In all cases, we must never assume the gospel but keep it front and center as we bring up our children for…

Who are the Vine-Workers?

Every member of the church is called to be a minister””a servant””that serves others in order to build up the body so that everyone is growing more and more into Christ-like character. The leaders of the church are called to make sure everyone in the church is equipped and encouraged in this great task.
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