Week 2 of 6 — Journeying Through Ephesians
π Ephesians Chapter 2 | July 30–August 1
π DAY 1 – Wednesday, July 30
Good morning, Wisdom Seekers!
Today we begin our journey into Ephesians 2. This chapter reminds us where we were before grace—and how far God has brought us through Christ. Let’s reflect deeply on the unity we’ve been called to, especially when we encounter those who are different from us.
π Focus Verse:
Ephesians 2:14
“For Christ Himself is our peace, who made both groups into one and broke down the barrier of the dividing wall.”
π¬ Questions:
Before – Did you struggle to understand or accept people who didn’t think, move, or respond the way you do?
Was your default reaction to distance yourself or label them?
Now – How has Ephesians 2 challenged your view of spiritual unity?
What truth are you starting to embrace about being united in Christ—despite differences?
✨ Guided Prompts to Help You Answer the Above Questions:
Before:
Did I assume others were “too slow,” “too emotional,” “too passive,” or “too intense”?
Did I value sameness more than spiritual unity?
Did I retreat from those who didn’t match my style or pace?
Now:
Am I beginning to appreciate the diversity of the body of Christ?
How does the truth of being “one in Christ” shape how I view others now?
What am I doing differently to maintain peace and unity in my relationships?
π After spending time with today’s question, kindly drop one word in the comments:Before:
Did I assume others were “too slow,” “too emotional,” “too passive,” or “too intense”?
Did I value sameness more than spiritual unity?
Did I retreat from those who didn’t match my style or pace?
Now:
Am I beginning to appreciate the diversity of the body of Christ?
How does the truth of being “one in Christ” shape how I view others now?
What am I doing differently to maintain peace and unity in my relationships?
✅ “Completed” – if you’ve finished today’s reflection
⏳ “Considering” – if you’re still working through it
π§ Quote of the Day:
“Unity does not mean uniformity. We are many parts—one body. Grace makes us one.”
ππ½ Temperament-Based Prayer:
Choleric:
- Lord, help me slow down and see others through Your eyes—not as obstacles, but as fellow image-bearers. Teach me to love with patience and honor.
Sanguine:
- Father, deepen my connections beyond surface-level joy. Show me how to appreciate the quiet, the serious, and the structured.
Melancholic:
- God, soften my judgments and remind me that perfection is not the goal—unity is. Help me embrace those different from me with grace.
Phlegmatic:
- Jesus, give me boldness to engage with people who challenge me. Let my peace foster connection, not avoidance. Use me as a bridge-builder.
πΈ Closing Encouragement:
The cross didn’t just bring us near to God—it brought us near to each other. Let’s live like that.
π Don’t forget:
Prepare your responses and have them ready to post on Saturday.
Sunday is our day to interact with each other’s reflections.
A wonderful Wednesday to you.
Completed
ReplyDelete✨π»✨“Considering” – if you’re still working through it
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Ladies.
ReplyDeleteCompleted”
Have a wonderful day!!
Alison,
ReplyDeleteGood morning
Completed
Stay bless
Peace
Good morning to all
ReplyDeleteConsidering !!
Bless day πΊ
Good afternoon ladies!
ReplyDeletecompleted.
Good evening everyone,
ReplyDeleteConsidering
Hello!
ReplyDeleteCompleted.
Good night!
Good evening all
ReplyDelete⏳ “Considering”
Night everyone still working on it.
ReplyDeleteSorry Last post was mines.
ReplyDeleteLast post was mines
ReplyDelete"Considering"
ReplyDeleteHave a peaceful night.
Hello all!
ReplyDeleteCompleted
Night everyone
ReplyDeleteConsidering
Deborah
ReplyDeleteGn Fam
Completed
Good Night
ReplyDeleteCompleted
July 30 2025
ReplyDeleteHello everyone
Considering.