Jun 28, 2026 · 47 min · 10 segments
We weren't just struggling in our sin, we were spiritually dead until God, in His great love and mercy, made us alive through grace by faith in Jesus Christ. Now that we've been given new life, we're…
Jonathan PokludaHost
The reason I start with that story is because today we're talking about death and life.
And there's an unbelievable difference, an enormous chasm between death and life.
And as followers of Christ, we must understand what it means that Jesus takes us from death to life.
That can't be something you sing or say or read and not understand deeply in your head and your heart the difference between death and life and what it means that Jesus takes you from here to there.
That though physically we're alive, you walked in here on your own two feet, you can converse with people, you can see things, say things, and do things, but spiritually, you're dead.
And so the apostle Paul is going to write to a church in Ephesus, a church he planted.
And he's going to speak these words to them in a powerful section of scripture.
As we sit in between series, coming out of Christology and moving toward answering Jesus, we're going to bridge the Old Testament and the New Testament with the most important story, most important reality, most important truth any of us will ever know, the gospel.
The reason I start with that story is because today we're talking about death and life.
And there's an unbelievable difference, an enormous chasm between death and life.
And as followers of Christ, we must understand what it means that Jesus takes us from death to life.
That can't be something you sing or say or read and not understand deeply in your head and your heart the difference between death and life and what it means that Jesus takes you from here to there.
That though physically we're alive, you walked in here on your own two feet, you can converse with people, you can see things, say things, and do things, but spiritually, you're dead.
And so the apostle Paul is going to write to a church in Ephesus, a church he planted.
And he's going to speak these words to them in a powerful section of scripture.
As we sit in between series, coming out of Christology and moving toward answering Jesus, we're going to bridge the Old Testament and the New Testament with the most important story, most important reality, most important truth any of us will ever know, the gospel.
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