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Devotional Thought:
Our relationships with other people are the primary arena where our new identity in Christ is lived out. That’s why Paul doesn’t keep things abstract here—he talks about how we treat our families, our friends, the people we lead, and the people who lead us. Following Jesus isn’t just about your quiet time. It shows up in how you respond to your parents, how you treat your siblings, how you handle conflict, how you talk to people with authority, and how you treat people with less. Paul says that because of Jesus, you’re no longer living for yourself. That means you don’t use people—you serve them. You don’t just demand respect—you give it. Not because others deserve it, but because that’s what Jesus did for you.
Reflection Question:
What’s one relationship in your life where Jesus might be asking you to act differently—and what would that look like?
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The book of Ephesians is a letter written by Paul while imprisoned in Rome. He wrote to encourage believers in Ephesus, a wealthy city known for trade and idol worship. These Christians had once been far from God but were now learning what it meant to be found in Him. Paul reminded them of their new identity in Christ and called them to live differently—treating others well, speaking kindly, obeying, and standing strong in faith through life’s challenges. Join us in this 14-day devotional as we unpack Ephesians and what it means to follow Jesus!
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