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June 14, 2026
Our journey through Paul's Letter to the Ephesians takes a turn this Sunday. The first three chapters of Ephesians lay a theological foundation. The Apostle Paul asserted that God's plan to unite Jews and Gentiles in Christ has been accomplished. Now the hard part: how do we live out that new unity in a world that continues to cling to our tribal identities. This has been the hard calling of the Christian Church through the centuries. As a religious tradition (the Reformed tradition), we are a product of division: the word "Protestant" comes from the word "Protest". Paul was no stranger to the challenge of unity within the church. By exploring Paul's call to unity in light of the moments in his life where unity was lacking, we too can begin the hard work of "walking in a way that is worthy of our calling". Please join me this Sunday as we explore Ephesians 4:1-7 and put our theology into practice.
Pastor Rob
Our journey through Paul's Letter to the Ephesians takes a turn this Sunday. The first three chapters of Ephesians lay a theological foundation. The Apostle Paul asserted that God's plan to unite Jews and Gentiles in Christ has been accomplished. Now the hard part: how do we live out that new unity in a world that continues to cling to our tribal identities. This has been the hard calling of the Christian Church through the centuries. As a religious tradition (the Reformed tradition), we are a product of division: the word "Protestant" comes from the word "Protest". Paul was no stranger to the challenge of unity within the church. By exploring Paul's call to unity in light of the moments in his life where unity was lacking, we too can begin the hard work of "walking in a way that is worthy of our calling". Please join me this Sunday as we explore Ephesians 4:1-7 and put our theology into practice.
Pastor Rob
