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Paul spent more time in Ephesus, than in any other city during his travels (Acts 19). Ephesus was a major center in Asia (modern-day Turkey), and was a melting pot of different cultures, people groups, and religious beliefs. They were hyper-aware of the spiritual world, and lived in fear of the spiritual powers around them who could cause them harm. Even after becoming followers of Jesus, many cultural practices and views remained. Paul wrote to them from prison in Rome, encouraging them to walk boldly in their identity in Christ.
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Step into the story of the New Testament as it happened. In just 5–10 minutes a day, journey from Jesus’ birth to John’s final vision. You’ll begin in Luke and Acts, pausing along the way to read the letters as they were written. Each book includes a short video to bring its world to life and help you to understand the author and his readers. This isn’t just a reading plan—it’s a chance to encounter the story of Jesus and his church in a fresh, transformative way. Ready to begin? Note: Does not include Matthew and Mark.
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