Ephesians | Lesson 20: The cost for a prisoner of Christ
Ephesians 3:1-2Paul begins chapter three by reminding his readers that he is, literally, a prisoner, but in reality a "prisoner of Christ Jesus." Paul happily acknowledges God's sovereignty, plan, and purpose in this. We look at the importance of this perspective in our lives. Humanly-speaking, Paul was imprisoned because of his ministry to the gentiles. We look at the implications of this factor in our lives and our willingness to obey the Lord in any way He calls us to serve Him.Like and follow us on:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/exegetepodcast
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