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Ephesians 3:11-13
1. God’s eternal purpose is achieved through Christ
God’s eternal purpose is achieved through Christ
The Eternal Purpose is for God’s Glory to be Proclaimed
Habakkuk
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Christ Jesus Achieved God’s Eternal Purpose
-Past, Present, & Future
-The plan from the beginning
2. We have boldness and access with confidence through faith
a. Security (Confidence) in God’s grace and Compassion (Approach the Throne)
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Access to the Spirit, (Power in Prayer)
c. Confidence in God’s Eternal Purpose and His Promises
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Boldness to live for Christ
Hebrew
-Obedience leads to more obedience, Sin leads to more sin.
Quote by C.S. Lewis
“Good and Evil both increase at compound interest.
That is why the little decisions you and I make every day are of such infinite importance.”
3. Suffering for Glory
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For God’s Glory
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For others glory
i. Sacrifice to elevate others
Romans 16:
Romans 16:
-Barnabus and John Mark
Conclusion
-Does your life reflect the boldness and confidence of an almighty God who has already achieved his eternal purpose?
-Does your faith empower you to live confidently in Christ?
-Do we gladly endure suffering for the benefit of Christ, the benefit of others or alongside others?
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