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Ecclesiology: What Is the Church?
Ecclesiology: What Is the Church? Ecclesiology is the doctrine of the church. The Greek word ἐκκλησία (ekklēsia) literally means assembly or called-out ones. It was used in the ancient world for gatherings of citizens but was adopted by the New Testament to describe the people of God. The church is not a building or an institution but the redeemed community called out by Christ.
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Book of Ephesians Summary: The Church in Christ
Book of Ephesians Summary: The Church in Christ. Ephesians is Paul’s grand vision of the church — not as an institution, but as the body of Christ, chosen before creation, redeemed by His blood, and empowered by the Spirit. Where Galatians thunders against false gospels, Ephesians soars in worshipful praise and cosmic perspective. It lifts believers’ eyes to God’s eternal plan in Christ, then brings that vision down into practical instructions for daily life.
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Unity: The Bond of Peace or the Bait of Compromise?
Unity: The Bond of Peace or the Bait of Compromise? Unity is essential to the Christian life, but it is never separated from truth. In fact, the Bible warns that counterfeit unity — unity not grounded in the gospel — can be dangerous. The Tower of Babel (Genesis 11) is one of the first records of human "unity," and it ends in divine judgment. So what does biblical unity actually look like?
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