Reference

Ephesians 2:11–22 • Galatians 3:25–29 • Hebrews 11 • Romans 10:14–17

You were far off. Now you are near.

Ephesians 2:11–22 is one of the most radical passages in the New Testament. Paul declares that the dividing wall — the hostility that separated Jew and Gentile, insider and outsider — has been torn down by the blood of Christ. And in its place, God is building something new: a temple not made of stone, but of people. His people. With Jesus as the cornerstone.

In this message, Pastor Jimmy walks through what it means to be brought near — united with the faithful saints of every generation, sealed and adopted by God, and built together into a dwelling place for His Spirit.

If you've ever felt like an outsider, like your history disqualifies you, or like you don't belong — this passage is for you.

 

In this message:

Why your past, your family, and your nation are not your ultimate identity

How Christ's sacrifice unites believers across every generation — Old Testament saints included

What it means that the veil was torn and the dividing wall came down

Why the church is not a building — it's you, and the faithful gathered around you

How to live boldly from a secure identity in Christ

 

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