I'm excited that we're getting back into the word series in the book of Ephesians.

Do you really mean that because I'm excited about it too.

I love it.

We're going to be a few weeks in Ephesians before the Sabbath break, which is coming mid-August.

And then we're going to jump back into Ephesians in the fall.

So too much here to kind of grab on to in seven weeks.

So we're going to take a good run at it for a few weeks this summer.

Get about halfway point, I think.

Then sometime in the fall, we'll come pick up the last part of it.

And by the end of the year, we've been able to really kind of spend some time with this truth

and hopefully allow this truth to get deep down inside our lives.

We're putting all of this under the banner of the question, who do you think you are?

Anybody ever said that to you before?

So who do you think you are? It wasn't positive, was it?

It always comes preceded by something like, you jerk, who do you think you are?

You know, where did you get off? Who do you think you are?

It's because we've said something stupid or acted stupid or, you know,

we've done something really arrogant or prideful or we've hurt somebody

and they asked the question, so who do you think you are?

Well, I want to try to redeem the question if I can as we walk through this book together

because it's important that you and I get the right answer to that question.

And everybody has an answer. That's probably the amazing thing about today

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