Who among us has never run into a wall, not being invited to the party, being picked last for the team, or being labelled ‘the elite’ so others could shut us out for good? This sermon on Ephesians 2 tells of the wall of hostility that divided Jews and Gentiles, and of how Christ tore it down by his death on the cross, making one family of God out of two hostile worlds. In times when divisions cut right through families and friendships, the community of Jesus’ followers is meant to be a living picture of reconciliation. Listen to how walls come down, from Jerusalem to Berlin.
Of Walls and Divisions
The Greatest Challenge
Being a disciple of Jesus is the greatest challenge of our lives. It begins with our own transformation and affects our relationships within the community, with the people around us, and within our families. In this series, we want to help people see these different aspects of following Jesus in the context of the relationships they form in their lives.
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