Podcasts about scripture: ephesians 2:11-2:13

Everyone has a past. God has brought each of us to the place we are today. People who search their ancestry find that they came from Europe, Asia, Africa, or a mix of all those places. Sometime in the past, people across the globe decided to move from where they were to somewhere else to make a better life. Although our family tree branches out from around the world, we no longer speak the same language or have the same culture as those who came before us. Where we come from does not determine the future God has for us. Photography has been around long enough for us to easily find photos of locations around the globe from decades or even a century ago. It is interesting to see a place that may have been devastated by a natural disaster or ravaged by war as it looks today. Seeing the same location rebuilt to a greater glory is inspiring. If we could have a picture of our life from when we were at our worst, we can easily see the glory that God has built from that ruin. Our past does not trap us. God can change all of that. The outcome of our life is going to look different. That doesn't necessarily mean it is bad right now, but it can be better with God. We know our past and our present. But can we imagine what God will have for us next?

Everyone has a past. God has brought each of us to the place we are today. People who search their ancestry find that they came from Europe, Asia, Africa, or a mix of all those places. Sometime in the past, people across the globe decided to move from where they were to somewhere else to make a better life. Although our family tree branches out from around the world, we no longer speak the same language or have the same culture as those who came before us. Where we come from does not determine the future God has for us. Photography has been around long enough for us to easily find photos of locations around the globe from decades or even a century ago. It is interesting to see a place that may have been devastated by a natural disaster or ravaged by war as it looks today. Seeing the same location rebuilt to a greater glory is inspiring. If we could have a picture of our life from when we were at our worst, we can easily see the glory that God has built from that ruin. Our past does not trap us. God can change all of that. The outcome of our life is going to look different. That doesn't necessarily mean it is bad right now, but it can be better with God. We know our past and our present. But can we imagine what God will have for us next?

He Came To Me Pastor James Burke

This sermon has also been recorded by video and can be accessed on YouTube.com by copying and pasting the following link into your browser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4RYIgD2wag.

This sermon has also been recorded by video and can be accessed on YouTube.com by copying and pasting the following link into your browser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4RYIgD2wag.

This sermon has also been recorded by video and can be accessed on YouTube.com by copying and pasting the following link into your browser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4RYIgD2wag.

Through Hope in Christ Jesus, Gentiles are at Peace with God and one another.

White Oak church of Christ

White Oak church of Christ

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Listen to the messages from our weekly Sunday morning and Sunday evening worship services.

Cedar Crest Youth Group

Exposition de l'Épître de Paul aux Éphésiens par le Dr. Raymond Perron.

Exposition de l'Épître de Paul aux Éphésiens par le Dr. Raymond Perron.