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Core Group Now Forming 02Mar10

What is a core group? What is church planting? And what is Kaleo College Area? Join us this Sunday at Faith Presbyterian at 4:00 as the elders of Kaleo Church will be answering these questions and more. It will be a great time of vision-casting, prayer and celebration.

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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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Heaven

Gospel. What we have been talking about the last few weeks as we study the first chapter of Ephesians is the gospel. My prayer is that as we have been exploring the gospel you are starting to see the depth, riches and overwhelming magnitude of the gospel. Today we are looking at one of the keys to understanding the entire book of Ephesians. Ephesians 1:3-10 can be broken down to represent three aspects of the gospel- gospel past, gospel present and gospel future. I want to encourage you to imagine, dream and long for gospel future. My hope is that after today we will all have a stronger understanding and longing to be with our King for all eternity.

Redeemed

We have talked in recent weeks of how the first fourteen verses of Ephesians are about our blessed God and the gospel that flows out of his character. We have spoken of how verses three through fourteen were one sentence in the original Greek. A great run on sentence of praise and worship. Today we are right in the middle of these first fourteen verses and what do we find at the crux of the gospel? We find the blood of Jesus Christ. These first fourteen verses are a mosaic of the gospel and we have been going slowly through it to study the different tiles or images of a greater mosaic. Today we pull down the tiles of redemption, forgiveness and grace all by Christ blood and see how incomplete the mosaic that makes up the gospel would be without these tiles, and how if we don’t understand the beauty of these pieces of the gospel we will miss out on so much freedom, joy and worship.

    Predestined for Adoption

    This passage in Ephesians 1:4c-6 teaches us that God predestines us in love for adoption through Jesus, for his glory. Paul is using this language to assure believers who struggle with their security that God has loved them and does love them apart from anything they have done or will do. It is meant to bless us and cause our hearts to rest in grace. His sovereignty is always in the context of goodness, justice, love, and grace.

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