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Kevin Sorbo

How To Live Transformed: Ephesians

June 12, 2024   ●   25 min

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Ephesians serves to encourage believers in their faith, reminding them of the riches they have in Christ and exhorting them to live in a manner worthy of their calling. It emphasizes the unity of believers in Christ and the importance of living a life characterized by love, righteousness, and holiness.This week Paul starts in Ephesians 4-17


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Today's Devotional

A Prayer for Those Who Are Lonely or Isolated This Christmas - Your Daily Prayer - December 23

This Christmas, remember how precious you are to the Creator. Remember that there is nothing you can do or say that would ever separate His presence and love from you. It’s okay to go through Christmas feeling alone and isolated, but make sure you turn to God to fill those feelings of loneliness.

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