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The Armor of God | The Letter to the Ephesians

IN CHRIST | The Letter to the Ephesians The Apostle Paul found himself in prison and wrote a letter to the church in Ephesus. This church and this city was a launching point for Paul's ministry to the Mediterranean world, and this letter is a seminal work that provides a wonderful understanding of Paul's revolutionary theology. As a reformed Pharisee, Paul intimately knows the Hebrew Scriptures. As one who encountered the living Christ, Paul has a high Christology. And it is this dynamic combination that moves Paul to emphasize an embodied theology of being IN CHRIST. Each week we will explore a chapter - highlighting a pertinent topic. This will not be an exhaustive study of the letter to the Ephesians. It is recommended that you read along as we go. April 12 | In Christ (ringers of peace, peace singers) April 19 | A Dwelling Place (northern lights chorale) April 26 | The Power at Work in Us May 3 | Be Angry...But... (peace singers, communion) May 10 | Be Imitators of God (ringers of peace) May 17 | The Armor of God  May 24 | Wrap-up Conversation (OUTDOORS) __   This podcast is from Peace, A United Methodist Community in Shoreview, MN.  Our intro and outro music is Unstoppable by Ketsa. Additional music is by Three Music. _____ Peace | United Methodist Community [https://peaceumc.com/] OUR MISSION: reconciling and growing for everyone VISION: partnering with God to experience the flourishing of all things INCLUSION: affirming all people as a gift of God’s love through a careful use of language in our liturgy and music, while celebrating and including all people at every level of leadership and service

Be Imitators of God | The Letter to the Ephesians

IN CHRIST | The Letter to the Ephesians The Apostle Paul found himself in prison and wrote a letter to the church in Ephesus. This church and this city was a launching point for Paul's ministry to the Mediterranean world, and this letter is a seminal work that provides a wonderful understanding of Paul's revolutionary theology. As a reformed Pharisee, Paul intimately knows the Hebrew Scriptures. As one who encountered the living Christ, Paul has a high Christology. And it is this dynamic combination that moves Paul to emphasize an embodied theology of being IN CHRIST. Each week we will explore a chapter - highlighting a pertinent topic. This will not be an exhaustive study of the letter to the Ephesians. It is recommended that you read along as we go. April 12 | In Christ (ringers of peace, peace singers) April 19 | A Dwelling Place (northern lights chorale) April 26 | The Power at Work in Us May 3 | Be Angry...But... (peace singers, communion) May 10 | Be Imitators of God (ringers of peace) May 17 | The Armor of God  May 24 | Wrap-up Conversation (OUTDOORS) __   This podcast is from Peace, A United Methodist Community in Shoreview, MN.  Our intro and outro music is Unstoppable by Ketsa. Additional music is by Three Music and Samuel F Johanns. _____ Peace | United Methodist Community [https://peaceumc.com/] OUR MISSION: reconciling and growing for everyone VISION: partnering with God to experience the flourishing of all things INCLUSION: affirming all people as a gift of God’s love through a careful use of language in our liturgy and music, while celebrating and including all people at every level of leadership and service

Be Angry, But... | The Letter to the Ephesians

IN CHRIST | The Letter to the Ephesians The Apostle Paul found himself in prison and wrote a letter to the church in Ephesus. This church and this city was a launching point for Paul's ministry to the Mediterranean world, and this letter is a seminal work that provides a wonderful understanding of Paul's revolutionary theology. As a reformed Pharisee, Paul intimately knows the Hebrew Scriptures. As one who encountered the living Christ, Paul has a high Christology. And it is this dynamic combination that moves Paul to emphasize an embodied theology of being IN CHRIST. Each week we will explore a chapter - highlighting a pertinent topic. This will not be an exhaustive study of the letter to the Ephesians. It is recommended that you read along as we go. April 12 | In Christ (ringers of peace, peace singers) April 19 | A Dwelling Place (northern lights chorale) April 26 | The Power at Work in Us May 3 | Be Angry, But... (peace singers, communion) May 10 | Be Imitators of God (ringers of peace) May 17 | The Armor of God  May 24 | Wrap-up Conversation (OUTDOORS) __   This podcast is from Peace, A United Methodist Community in Shoreview, MN.  Our intro and outro music is Unstoppable by Ketsa. Additional music is by Three Music. _____ Peace | United Methodist Community [https://peaceumc.com/] OUR MISSION: reconciling and growing for everyone VISION: partnering with God to experience the flourishing of all things INCLUSION: affirming all people as a gift of God’s love through a careful use of language in our liturgy and music, while celebrating and including all people at every level of leadership and service

The Power at Work in Us | The Letter to the Ephesians

IN CHRIST | The Letter to the Ephesians The Apostle Paul found himself in prison and wrote a letter to the church in Ephesus. This church and this city was a launching point for Paul's ministry to the Mediterranean world, and this letter is a seminal work that provides a wonderful understanding of Paul's revolutionary theology. As a reformed Pharisee, Paul intimately knows the Hebrew Scriptures. As one who encountered the living Christ, Paul has a high Christology. And it is this dynamic combination that moves Paul to emphasize an embodied theology of being IN CHRIST. Each week we will explore a chapter - highlighting a pertinent topic. This will not be an exhaustive study of the letter to the Ephesians. It is recommended that you read along as we go. April 12 | In Christ (ringers of peace, peace singers) April 19 | A Dwelling Place (northern lights chorale) April 26 | The Power at Work in Us May 3 | Be Angry...But... (peace singers, communion) May 10 | Be Imitators of God (ringers of peace) May 17 | The Armor of God  May 24 | Wrap-up Conversation (OUTDOORS) __   This podcast is from Peace, A United Methodist Community in Shoreview, MN.  Our intro and outro music is Unstoppable by Ketsa. Additional music is by Three Music. _____ Peace | United Methodist Community [https://peaceumc.com/] OUR MISSION: reconciling and growing for everyone VISION: partnering with God to experience the flourishing of all things INCLUSION: affirming all people as a gift of God’s love through a careful use of language in our liturgy and music, while celebrating and including all people at every level of leadership and service

A Dwelling Place | The Letter to the Ephesians

IN CHRIST | The Letter to the Ephesians The Apostle Paul found himself in prison and wrote a letter to the church in Ephesus. This church and this city was a launching point for Paul's ministry to the Mediterranean world, and this letter is a seminal work that provides a wonderful understanding of Paul's revolutionary theology. As a reformed Pharisee, Paul intimately knows the Hebrew Scriptures. As one who encountered the living Christ, Paul has a high Christology. And it is this dynamic combination that moves Paul to emphasize an embodied theology of being IN CHRIST. Each week we will explore a chapter - highlighting a pertinent topic. This will not be an exhaustive study of the letter to the Ephesians. It is recommended that you read along as we go. April 12 | In Christ (ringers of peace, peace singers) April 19 | A Dwelling Place (northern lights chorale) April 26 | The Power at Work in Us May 3 | Be Angry...But... (peace singers, communion) May 10 | Be Imitators of God (ringers of peace) May 17 | The Armor of God  May 24 | Wrap-up Conversation (OUTDOORS) __   This podcast is from Peace, A United Methodist Community in Shoreview, MN.  Our intro and outro music is Unstoppable by Ketsa. Additional music is by Three Music. _____ Peace | United Methodist Community [https://peaceumc.com/] OUR MISSION: reconciling and growing for everyone VISION: partnering with God to experience the flourishing of all things INCLUSION: affirming all people as a gift of God’s love through a careful use of language in our liturgy and music, while celebrating and including all people at every level of leadership and service