Paul tried to describe Gods power aimed at those who believe. One Greek word wasnt enough. He grab @TheOverlapLifewithTimBarber
Paul tried to describe Gods power aimed at those who believe. One Greek word wasnt enough. He grab  @TheOverlapLifewithTimBarber
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Paul tried to describe God's power aimed at those who believe. One Greek word wasn't enough. He grabbed another. Still not enough. He stacked a third. Then a fourth.

Dunamis. Energeia. Kratos. Ischus.

Four different words for power piled into a single sentence because the thing he's describing keeps bursting through every container he puts it in.

And here's what should stop you cold: this power has a direction. It has a target. And you are it.

The same force that reached into a sealed tomb and reversed death itself is aimed directly at you. Paul says so. From a prison cell.

That changes how you pray. That changes how you live. Full breakdown in the link. #ResurrectionPower #Ephesians #GreekWords #BibleStudy #Power #Faith #NewCreation #OverlapLife
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