Ephesians 1:12-17
In this study of Ephesians 1, we go deep into the beautiful doctrines of our faith as seen in doxologies. Dr. J. Vernon McGee shows us why we exist—for the praise of God’s glory. “When the believer is in the center of the will of God, he is living a life of fullness and of satisfaction and of joy.”
Ephesians 1:8-11
Want to explore some mysteries? Our study in Ephesians 1 dives deep into what is “the mystery of God’s will.” We learn from Dr. J. Vernon McGee of the depths of God’s great purposes and plans that He wants us to know. A rich, beautiful study of three great things Jesus has done for us.
Ephesians 1:7-9
Explore the subject of redemption and forgiveness in this great study in Ephesians 1 that celebrates the blood of Christ as the payment for our sin. “Jesus shed His blood, more valuable than gold or silver, because without it, there is no forgiveness,” teaches Dr. J. Vernon McGee.
Ephesians 1:5-6
“The only reason any of us will be in heaven is because of the mercy of God,” teaches Dr. J. Vernon McGee on the often misunderstood doctrines of election and predestination. This study in Ephesians 1 will provide bedrock certainty to the goodness and grace of God in your life.
Ephesians 1:3-4
Every weekend when you go to church, be reminded that the Trinity is involved in your fellowship. Dr. J. Vernon McGee teaches from Ephesians 1 that God the Father planned the church, God the Son paid for the church, and God the Holy Spirit protects the church.
Ephesians 1:2-4
How many times have you heard, “God bless you”? Now understand the richness of God’s spiritual blessings in Christ Jesus. Be encouraged by this great study in Ephesians 1 and the blessing of being acceptable in the Beloved.
Ephesians 1:1-2
All the truths of Ephesians revolve around one truth: We are in Christ. Learn the depth of meaning to Paul’s greeting, “Grace and peace to you,” and never read it again without thanking God for your salvation.
Ephesians Introduction
For everyone who loves God’s church, this introduction to the book of Ephesians will deliver both doctrinal and practical wisdom on making the body of Christ its best for His glory.
Psalms 144:1-150:6
Lessons from Psalm 144—150 include: Life is nothing without God and is purposeless without Him. If you have trusted Jesus Christ as your Savior, you have direct access to God. God is in the helping business. Nothing will give a person dignity like worshipping God.
Psalms 140:1-143:12
Lessons from Psalms 140—143 include: Today we are to leave vengeance to God: He will repay. Satan is the father of lies, and he has people running around today spreading them. Prayer must be backed up by an obedient life. God is our only help, our only refuge and hope.