
Immeasurably More
A seven-week Bible study from the book of Ephesians.
This study explores many of the promises found throughout Scripture, and more specifically in Paul's letter to the Ephesians.

Intro
As believers in Christ, we’re meant to live an abundant life here on Earth. This means God not only wants to meet our needs, He wants to exceed them. In this introduction, we will begin to open our hearts to receive immeasurably more in our lives.

Wisdom
God desires wisdom for His people, and in chapter 1 of the book of Ephesians, Paul prayed for wisdom and revelation for the people of Ephesus. This week, we will learn this blessing was not just accessible to the church of Ephesus, but we, too, have access to immeasurably more wisdom through a closer relationship with Christ.

Grace
Grace is the gift of God’s unexplainable favor that is expressed through His kindness to us. This week, we will spend time embracing the immeasurable grace God has freely given to each of us simply because of His love for us.

Confidence
In chapters 1–3 of Ephesians, Paul was lifting the lid of a treasure chest full of God’s blessings, promises, and plans for His people. This week, you’ll learn you have access to immeasurably more confidence to approach God, knowing He is for you and has good plans for your life.

Peace
Earlier in Ephesians, Paul described the peace that all followers of Jesus can know with God and with one another. This week, we will learn how to pursue peace and seek to strengthen the unity of believers.

Love
We will never fully understand the immeasurable love of God. He loves us so much that He sacrificed His one and only Son for us. This week, we’ll be reminded of how much Jesus loves us and our responsibility to share that love with others.

Strength
In chapter 6 of Ephesians, we learn we should rely not on our own strength alone but also on the immeasurable strength of God to achieve victory in life’s battles. This week, we’ll learn that when we are rooted in God, we are able to withstand the challenges of life and come out victorious.