The Apostle Paul was not ashamed of the gospel of Christ. Why? Why was the gospel the key to all of it?

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Hello, friends, and welcome back to today's podcast as we continue to study the book of Ephesians from New Zealand.

You know when I was a kid, we lived in a little town in East Heartland, Connecticut,

and we thought that a trip was going to, you know, going down the mountains, going to Granby,

going to Hartford.

And just to think what the gospel ministry has allowed me to do over these years is just staggering.

I've been able to preach by God's grace in dozens of countries around the world,

virtually all the states of the United States, and then to be able to talk to you every day

here on the screen or just through the audio podcast is just such a blessing. So thanks for joining us again today. We began talking a bit

yesterday about the mystery and there's just something captivating about that word mystery,

something that people didn't know, but now is known and can be known and should be known. And the Apostle Paul's ministry was

to make it known that I want everybody everywhere to know that Jesus loves them and that Jesus

has died upon the cross so that all may be saved.

Red and yellow, black and white, Jew and Gentile, rich and poor, old and young,

male and female, bond or free, we can all be one in Christ.

That's a wonderful aspect of this mystery.

Look at verse number, we're in Ephesians 3.

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