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· 33 min· Season 21, episode 1

Stepping Into Ephesus. Ephesians, Introduction and Overview.

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Episode Notes:  Stepping Into Ephesus. Ephesians, Introduction and Overview.

A messenger has arrived from far away. He carries a letter. Not just any letter, a letter from a man they have heard about but never met. A man whose reputation has travelled farther than he ever could. A man who has been beaten, shipwrecked, imprisoned, and yet somehow is still shaping the world.

 The letter is opened.

And the room falls silent.

 This is the moment the church in Ephesus first heard the words we now call Ephesians. A letter that would outlive empires, reshape theology, and call believers across centuries to live in the light of their calling.

 And today, we begin that journey together through that letter.

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