January 9, 2020
Ephesians: Jesus is our Unity
Andrew Allison · Listen
Sermon Questions Ephesians 1:1-10
1. How good are you at receiving gifts?
2. “Christianity is more about what God does (& has done) than what we do.” True or false? Explain.
3. “Blessed us”, “chose us”, “predestined us”, “forgave us”, “lavished grace on us”, “made known His mystery to us”. Choose one of these gifts and explain what it means in your life.
4. V. 10 The point of ALL the gifts is – “to bring unity to all things in heaven and on earth under Christ.” What does that mean?
5. What would more unity look like in your family and community?
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