Ephesians Wed Night Class

The class covers the book of Ephesians, emphasizing the theme of sainthood and the importance of living a life dedicated to God's glory. It highlights Paul's role as an apostle and the challenges he faced, including persecution and the spread of the gospel.

The class explores Ephesians 1:1-14, emphasizing the theme of saintship and the calling of believers to reflect God's glory. It discusses the constitutional status of saints and the responsibilities that come with this calling, focusing on the importance of rising above sin through sublimation rather than repression.

The class explores Ephesians 1:12-23, focusing on the spiritual blessings and salvation for both Jews and Gentiles. It emphasizes the importance of prayer for the spiritual growth of the ecclesia and the unity of believers.

The class explores Ephesians 2:1-12, emphasizing the transformative power of God's grace that changes individuals from being dead in sins to being alive in Christ. It contrasts the hopeless state before baptism with the new life in Christ, encouraging humility and active discipleship.

The class discusses Ephesians chapter 2, focusing on the unity of Jews and Gentiles in Christ and the contrast between their former state and their current state as God's workmanship. The class emphasizes the importance of adopting the mind of Christ to achieve unity and spiritual life.

The class focuses on Ephesians 3, exploring Paul's role as an apostle to the Gentiles and his imprisonment for this mission. It emphasizes the divine purpose of including Gentiles in God's plan and the importance of understanding and appreciating Christ's love.

The class focuses on Paul's service to others in Ephesians 3, emphasizing his role as a steward of God's grace and his mission to the Gentiles. It highlights Paul's suffering for the gospel and the importance of reflecting God's grace in our lives.

The class discusses Ephesians 4:1-16, emphasizing the unity of the Spirit and the practical application of the doctrinal foundation laid in the first three chapters. It highlights the importance of grace, peace, and mutual respect among diverse members of the ecclesia.

The class explores Ephesians 4:17-5:5, emphasizing the importance of developing a Christ-like character and avoiding worldliness. It highlights the dangers of unthankfulness and the importance of thankfulness as an antidote to moral decay, encouraging believers to fight against sin through the power of the Spirit and the study of God's word.

The class explores Ephesians 5:1-21, emphasizing the practical application of Christian living in a world of darkness and sin. It highlights the importance of redeeming the time, walking circumspectly, and living as light in the world, contrasting the fruits of light with the works of darkness.

The class discusses Ephesians 5:21-33, emphasizing the ideal of marriage as a reflection of Christ's love for the Ecclesia. It highlights the importance of mutual submission, sacrifice, and commitment in marriage, contrasting these values with the prevalent humanistic views of marriage.

The class covers Ephesians 6:1-9, emphasizing the importance of obedience to parents and mutual respect between parents and children. It also discusses the responsibilities of masters and servants, advocating for fair and just treatment in all relationships.

The class explores the concept of the whole armour of God from Ephesians 6:10-24, emphasizing the importance of truth, righteousness, and faith in spiritual warfare. It highlights the need for believers to be fully equipped with God's armour to withstand the enemy's attacks and live a life of integrity and righteousness.