This Mystery (Ephesians 3.1-6) | The Temple Built Without Hands, Part 13 | 1st Sunday After Epiphany | Ephesians 3.1-6 | This mystery wasn’t solved; it was revealed. | Rev. J. Mark Bertrand | Visit us online at graceforsiouxfalls.org.

Into A Holy Temple (Ephesians 2.19-22) | The Temple Built Without Hands, Part 12 | 2nd Sunday After Christmas Day | Ephesians 2.19-22 | God builds the Church, we’re part of it, and Christ is the cornerstone. | Rev. J. Mark Bertrand | Visit us online at graceforsiouxfalls.org.

One Body Through the Cross (Ephesians 2.14-18) | The Temple Built Without Hands, Part 11 | 1st Sunday of Christmas | Ephesians 2.14-18 | The wall is destroyed, so it’s time to draw near. | Rev. J. Mark Bertrand | Visit us online at graceforsiouxfalls.org.

To the Alienated and Estranged (Ephesians 2.11-13)
The Temple Built Without Hands, Part 10
Fourth Sunday of Advent
Ephesians 2.11-13

Christ’s blood brings those who are far off near..

Rev. Dan Reed
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Alive In Christ (Ephesians 2.4-10) | The Temple Built Without Hands, Part 9 | Third Sunday of Advent | Salvation is a gift, not a reward. | Rev. J. Mark Bertrand | Visit us online at graceforsiouxfalls.org.

The Living Dead (Ephesians 2.1-4a)
The Temple Built Without Hands, Part 8
Second Sunday of Advent
Ephesians 2.1-4a

We struggle to change ourselves, but God can change the world.

Rev. J. Mark Bertrand
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All In All (Ephesians 1.22-23)
The Temple Built Without Hands, Part 7
First Sunday of Advent
Ephesians 1.22-23

The Church is his body, “the fullness of him who fills all in all.”

Rev. J. Mark Bertrand
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Called To Hope (Ephesians 1.15-21)
The Temple Built Without Hands, Part 6
Reign of Christ
Ephesians 1.15-21

What should we want from God for each other?

The last story is the one God writes through us.

Gods made with hands are no gods at all.

As the Word increases, the darkness diminishes. As the light shines, the darkness dies.

“Jesus I know, Paul I recognize, but who are you?”.

The Spirit leaves the synagogue and speaks to the nations.

In the shadow of a pagan temple, the Spirit was about to change everything.

Without Christ’s great authority and his great presence, there would be no fulfilling his Great Commission.

In the garden, first the woman, and then the man.

Was the resurrection of Jesus a fact or a fraud?

They crowned him in derision, but in fact he was King of Kings.

The crowds wouldn’t answer the question, but it’s important that we do..

Matthew 26.69-27.10

Deny him all you want, but your accent gives you away.

The Son of Man is seated at the right hand of power!

On the night of his arrest, Jesus stood against the world … for the life of the world.

Matthew 26.36-46

In the garden of Gethsemane, Jesus submits to the Father’s will.