Sweet. I feel like I should have a glow stick. All right. So you want to be here for that,

and it's going to be awesome, and we'll hope you'll be there. All right. Ephesians chapter six,

we're going to pick it up in verse 10. It says this. It says, finally, which is perfect for the last

sermon in this series. So if you'll remember that we've been walking through this book of

Ephesians, and the reason that we've covered so much material in such a short amount of time is because I wanted you to get a grasp of the entire book of Ephesians.

And especially like if you're new to Bible study, if you're new to church, which most of our people at 1122 are, that you would be able to grasp the book of Ephesians and answer almost every

kind of spiritual question that anybody would ever ask you because the first half of Ephesians

is just the gospel, the gospel, the gospel, the gospel.

That Paul presents the gospel in a couple of different avenues.

Remember chapter one, all you've got to remember is that you were chosen because God loves you. That's it. That's all you got to remember. That's all of chapter

one, that you were chosen because God loves you. And then chapter two is this, that it's by grace

that you've been saved through faith. That's it. So it's grace. And then the second half of chapter two

is this, is that it's peace, that Christ came to those who were near and far to make peace

between him and us. And so chapter two is just grace and peace. And then chapter three is just that

the gospel is going to be presented to this world through the church. That's it. That's God's

plan A to get the gospel everywhere that it's going to go. It's through the church. So the first half

of the book of Ephesians is the gospel, the gospel, the gospel. That you're chosen because he loves

you and that it's about grace and peace. That's it. And then in chapter 4, verse 1, he shifts gears and

said, so now you got the gospel, now you understand the gospel. Now in chapter 4 verse 1, here are the

implications of the gospel that I urge you to live a life worthy of the calling in which he has called you. And what he's called you too is to surrender your life to the lordship of Christ. And if you do that, when Jesus lives on the inside of you, it transforms how we walk or how we live. And so all the rest of

the book of Ephesians, and it sounds like it's this huge thing. It's just, that's all of Ephesians

right there. Okay. That's the whole thing. Okay. And so all the rest, the chapter four, five, and six,

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