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By His Wounds You Are Healed: How the Message of Ephesians Transforms a Woman’s Identity is unavailable, but you can change that!

Who are you? How do you describe yourself to others? For what do you want to be known? And in the stillness when no one else is around, how do you view yourself? If you, like most of us, struggle with your identity or security, this study of Ephesians will point you to answers that will sustain you for a lifetime. In his letter to the church of Ephesus, the Apostle Paul defines our identity and...

The situation Paul outlines in 2:1–3 is quite dire. What he summarizes in three verses here, he expounds with more detail in the first three chapters of the book of Romans. We were not just generally frustrated by our sin or mired down in the muck of our sin. No, our situation was much worse. We were DEAD in our sin—no heartbeat, decaying flesh kind of dead. Dead people do not make choices. Dead people do not resuscitate themselves. Dead people cannot
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