The Himalayas of the New Testament: Ephesians (part 1)

Ephesians stands out from Paul's other letters as the most impersonal toward its recipients and the most theological. If there is one overall theme to Ephesians, it is on the unity that is achieved through Christ - certainly a message we need to hear today! Paul extrapolates from that unity how we are supposed to extend that unity into the church, into our homes and into our relationships.

 

Cecil covers three themes in the October podcast, which is focused on the first half (three of six chapters) of Ephesians:

• The work of the Holy Trinity
• Unified by Christ
• God's wisdom

IMAGE: Ama Dablam, which means "Mother's Necklace." This beautiful Himalayan mountain near Mount Everest is used because Ephesians has been called "The Queen of the Epistles."