What is Communion? It is an ordinance for all Christians to regularly come together in unity to memorialize the death of Jesus Christ until He returns. The bread is symbolic of the body of Jesus Christ, and the fruit of the vine is symbolic of Jesus’ shed blood.

Outline—Ephesians 2:19–22

God has
1. Established a new relationship (v. 19)
2. Started a new project (v. 20)
3. Taken on a new Temple (vv. 21–22)

Related Scripture

• 1 Kings
• 1 Peter 2

Take Home Points

• Church growth is from God, not from us.
• We are all a work of God.
• How is your walk with God?

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Outline—Ephesians 2:11–18

Jesus is our
1. Hope (vv. 11–13)
2. Peace (vv. 14–15)
3. Justifier (vv. 16–18)
4. Cornerstone (vv. 19–22)

Related Scripture

• Romans 5:1–11

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Outline—Ephesians 2:11–13

We are not qualified to be believers:
1. ceremonially disqualified (v. 11)
2. spiritually disqualified (v. 12)
3. sacrificially selected (v. 13)

Related Scripture

• Hebrews 12
• 1 John

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Ephesians 2:10—Outline not available.

Related Scripture

• Psalm 8:1–9
• Hebrews 2:5–18

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Outline—Ephesians 2:8–10

1. Reception of the gift (v. 8)
2. Nature of the gift (v. 9)
3. Scope of the gift (v. 10)

Take Home Points

• A Christian is one in whom God has worked. Has God worked in you?

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