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Ephesians 02Feb10

This letter was written to encourage followers of Christ to fight the fight of faith together so they would not forget who Jesus is and who they are in Him.  It is both deeply theological and refreshingly practical.    By working through this book slowly and carefully we’re asking God by His Spirit to make these truths ignite our hearts and flourish in our Missional Communities.   Here’s what we're praying for and asking you to do together over these next ...

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Happy New Year 28Dec09

Happy New Year and welcome to the Kaleo SDSU main page. Starting in 2010 we will be gathering on Sunday's at 4:00 instead of 5:00. So join us at 4:00 starting this Sunday!

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December to remember 06Dec09

Two gatherings with Kaleo Linda Vista this month! Kaleo SDSU will be gathering with Kaleo Linda Vista this Sunday December 13th at 10:30 at Mark Twain High School and again December 27th for a Christmas celebration. December 20th we will meet at our regular time of 5:00 at our regular place in College Area at Faith Presbyterian. This is a great opportunity to celebrate and share what God is doing throughout San Diego through ...

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Soul Thirsty

Today we will focus on verse 3 of of Ephesians 1, but we will be looking at it through the lens of verses 3 through 14. You see in the original Greek that this fourteen verses was not broken up into multiple verses, sentences or any natural grammatical breaks … it was one long run-on sentence. It's a beautiful run-on sentence about God that Paul wrote in great excitement and worship. He is writing this in a dirty Roman prison, and yet the description of God and the gospel came flowing off his pen in one run on sentence and led him to jump into doxology, praise and thanksgiving. My hope is that as we break down this verse today we will have a glimpse of what Paul glimpsed: a glimpse of the magnitude, character and glory of our God.

Saint City

“Paul an Christ apostle of Jesus by the will of God. To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus: Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.” Today we will begin our study of the book of Ephesians. Last week we delved into Acts 19 to see the context of the church in Ephesus and the many similarities we see between Ephesus and the College Area.

Introducing Ephesians

Today we will be looking at Acts 19. This is where we first see the Ephesians in the Bible and it will give us a great launching point as we head into the book of Ephesians. We will be studying Ephesians together for the next nine months and maybe longer so we will get very familiar with this book. This is going to be an exciting study for us, and I believe Ephesus is much like San Diego and that Paul’s letter to the Ephesians is as relevant today to us as it was then to them.

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