Eph 3

Paul is in prison in Rome, but calls himself a prisoner of Jesus Christ. No matter the circumstances, Paul stayed "on task" for his Master. Paul wrote 4 of his letters while in prison (Eph; Phil; Col; Philemon).

If you were asked, "What do you need?" How would you answer? More money? Better health?
Paul gave us the answer in his prayer (Eph 3:14-21). We need to be strengthened with the power of the Holy Spirit; we need Christ to dwell in  our hearts and be firmly established in love; we need to be able to comprehend God's love, and to really KNOW that love; to be filled with all the fullness of God.
We can and should pray for this; we need to ask Him, who is able to do beyond all that we can ask or can think.

This week pray for His Power; His Love, and give Him all the glory, to all generations, forever and ever...

Blessings...

How powerful is God?

Eph 2
Let's ask some questions...
How powerful is God?
Is the Holy Spirit God?
Does the Holy Spirit indwell Christians?
Do Christians have the power of the Holy Spirit (God)?
Why do Christians sometimes seem (act) weak?
Just wondering...

Something has to be the first...

I'm not sure that this venue will work; but we'll see what happens.
This initial post will christen the site, and let folks know that it will be a Bible Study blog for those who like to study scripture; for those who are home-bound; for those who want to get "deeper" into God's Word; for, well for anyone or everyone?
Blessings,
JC