The War of the Worlds (Ephesians 6:10-22)
Paul closes his letter with some final advice on the war to maintain the church’s unity: keep it simple, start small, and always keep on praying for all the Lord’s people!
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I Am Baptized! (Romans 6:1-4)
We don’t talk a lot about baptism in the Christian community because it’s one of those things we disagree about. Why is that? Because we care about it so much.
Listen in to find out why…
Cycle 1: Adam and His Sons (Genesis 1 to 6)
God makes a deal with Adam: you keep gardening, and I will live with you forever. Adam screws up his part of the deal. But then God makes a strange promise: one day, Eve will have a son who will redeem everything.
Cycle 2: Noah and His Sons (Genesis 6 to 11)
God makes a deal with Noah: you build me a boat, and I will make an eternal covenant of salvation with you. Noah keeps his part of the deal. Could this be Eve’s Son, the long-awaited Messiah?
Nope.
Cycle 3: Abraham and His Sons (Genesis 11 to Exodus 1)
God makes a deal with Abraham: you build me a family, and I will 1. turn you into a great nation. 2. give your great nation a homeland. 3. make sure Eve’s Son is descended from you. Abraham keeps his part of the deal. So God fulfills part 1 of his covenant: he turns Abraham into a great nation.
Cycle 4: Moses and His Nation (Exodus 1 to 1 Samuel 8)
God makes a deal with Moses: you build me a holy nation, and I will keep part 2 of my covenant with Abraham, I will give your great nation a homeland. Moses keeps his part of the deal. So God keeps his part of the deal. Then they live happily ever after?
Nope.
Cycle 5: David and His Son (1 Samuel 8 to Malachi 4)
God makes a deal with David: you build me a holy kingdom, and I will confirm part 3 of my covenant with Abraham, I will finally give you Eve’s Son, the Messiah you have been waiting for. David keeps his part of the deal. So God promises to keep his part of the deal — but not quite yet.
Cycle 6: Jesus and His Church (Matthew 1 to Revelation 22)
God the Father makes a deal with his Son: you redeem the earth like Adam was supposed to do, and through you I will fulfill all my previous eternal covenants with Noah, Abraham, Moses, and David. The Son keeps his part of the deal. So the Father keeps his.
Hi, I Bring You Better News! – Not. (Galatians 1)
Paul starts off nicely enough, but quickly begins to sputter curses and then launches into his personal testimony.
No Grades, No Ranking, No Quota, No KPI (Galatians 2)
Paul relates how he visited the bigwigs in Jerusalem, and then had to rebuke one of them. Is the Gospel really all about eating and drinking and body modification, or is there something deeper going on?
