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  • 4. Discussing Ephesians – Chapter 2:11-22

    32:19
    Ephesians 2:11-22 is a summary of what God did to bring the Jewish Christians and the Gentile Christians of the Acts Period together into one body in Christ, and this podcast is an excellent discussion of the process and consequences of God doing this.

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  • 3. Discussing Ephesians – Chapter 2:1-10

    32:10
    The fantastic climax of this passage is that in the coming ages God is going to show us “the incomparable riches of his grace, expressed in his kindness to us in Christ Jesus”. What will that involve?
  • 2. Discussing Ephesians – Chapter 1:15-23

    32:42
    These verses contains Paul’s first fantastic prayer for the Ephesians, in which he prays for them to know the hope of His calling, the riches of His inheritance, and the power available to His people.
  • 1. Discussing Ephesians – Chapter 1: 1-14

    33:09
    These verses contain a great hymn of praise to God for all that He has done for us in Christ and through the work of the Holy Spirit.
  • 6. Exploring Ecclesiastes - Work, Labour and Toil

    29:56
    W M Henry interviews Sylvia and Michael Penny to discuss work, labour and toil. Is work a necessary evil? Remember … Adam was told to work in Eden even before the Fall, although afterwards it was going to be harder so … Is work a good thing? A gift from God?
  • 5. Exploring Ecclesiastes – Money, Wealth and Riches

    27:51
    So what does Ecclesiastes say about money, wealth and riches? What are the advantages of wealth? And what are the disadvantages of having riches? In fact … are there any disadvantages? W M Henry interviews Sylvia and Michael Penny to discuss a subject which is very pertinent to the relatively affluent society in which we live.
  • 4. Exploring Ecclesiastes – The Good, the Better and the Best in Ecclesiastes

    27:16
    W M Henry interviews Sylvia and Michael Penny as they discuss what Ecclesiastes says about what is ‘good’ and what is ‘better’. Although Solomon never uses the word ‘best’, there are some things of which he says ’there is nothing better’. So … what is good? What is better? And what is best?