New Series: Ephesians

Every letter has a return address. Paul’s letter to the church in Ephesus came from a prison in Rome as he awaited a trial that might end in his execution.

Paul wrote to a church in a city that felt as scattered and mismatched as our world does today. His letter was about a God rewriting history through Jesus and about a family being built out of people who didn’t have much in common.

He sent the letter not knowing if it would survive the journey. Turns out, it did. And two thousand years later, his letter is still being opened.

Beginning Sunday, September 20, we’re walking through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, chapter by chapter, and asking what it means for us today.