today on Summit Life with J.D. Greer.

In God's eyes, there are no good people and bad people.

There's no winners and losers.

There's no strong people and oppressed people.

There's no people who have it together and dysfunctional people.

There are only bad dead,

Sensick rebels, children of Satan,

sons and daughters of disobedience,

all of them without God and without hope in this world.

And Jesus' blood was what changed and saved all of us, Paul says. Thanks for joining us again today on Summit Life with Pastor J.D. Greer.

As always, I'm your host Molly Bitevich.

Well, it's a new year and we're launching into some brand new teaching here on the program starting today.

Later this week we'll begin a new series through the Book of James, but first let's start with a sermon that Pastor

J.D. preached at the Summit Church in Raleigh Durham last year

called Kinos People.

Pastor J.D. leads us through a beautiful passage in Ephesians 2 that speaks to the power

of Jesus' death and resurrection that was able to do what we could not,

break down the wall of hostility between us as brothers and sisters.

Rather than being a distraction from the Gospel and from our pursuit of the Great Commission,

we'll learn why ethnic unity is actually essential to these things.

Remember, you can catch this all new teaching online anytime at JD Greer.com. But for now let's jump

into Ephesians chapter two. For a few years now we have said that our goal is

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