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Day 8:
Key Passage: Ephesians 2.10
This week we’re focusing on our calling or our ultimate purpose in life. Our calling is based on our identity. It’s based on who we are in Christ and how God uniquely designed us. The word that’s typically rendered “church” in the New Testament comes from the Greek word “ekklesia.” That word literally means “called-out ones.” The church is called-out for God’s purposes. You have been called-out for God’s purposes. Today’s passage gives us another snapshot of our position in Christ and what God has for us.
Main Passage: Ephesians 2.4-10
Reflection:
- What’s Paul talking about right before verse 10? What does verse 10 indicate that God prepared for you?
- Why is verse 10 meaningful if you’re insecure or overly confident?
- Thank God for using you to do his work. What are you praying God will do in you as a result of this study about your calling?
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About this Plan
As a team, it is our prayer that Catalyst would spark a life-changing encounter with Jesus that would continue well after the event. Let’s dive deeper into the Holy Scriptures with this reading plan developed with American Bible Society. You’re the fulfillment of answered prayers; a generation desiring to know God and to be known by him. It’s on that foundation alone that we believe we will change the world.
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