Paul's epistle to the Ephesians is considered to be one of the most influential letters ever penned.

In Belief That Behaves, Dr. David Jeremiah gives an in-depth look at the blessings received by the believer in Christ. In this first of two volumes, Paul not only delves into our need for salvation but also into the gifts we receive upon accepting that offer of salvation. He then covers how to effectively use those gifts for the glory of God and the benefit of the Church, God’s new family united in Christ. Paul draws a line from our belief in His blessings to our behavior, outlining the life God wants for us and how to seek His will for our lives.

From salvation to spiritual transformation, the blessings of God are numerous, and they are ours!

As Christians, our true wealth isn’t impacted by the stock market or influenced by inflation. The blessings we have in Christ are secure and ready for us today! The apostle Paul began his letter to the Ephesians by describing these rich, marvelous blessings. He highlighted the way our Christian walk, our behavior, is grounded not in our ability to do what’s right but in God’s blessings to us. In Belief That Behaves, Dr. David Jeremiah will guide you through Paul’s epistle, describing the depth and beauty of God’s blessings to you. With each page, you will be motivated to live a life of obedience as you reflect on all God has given you.

Paul's epistle to the Ephesians is considered to be one of the most influential letters ever penned.

InBelief That Behaves, Dr. David Jeremiah gives an in-depth look at the blessings received by the believer in Christ. In this first of two volumes, Paul not only delves into our need for salvation but also into the gifts we receive upon accepting that offer of salvation. He then covers how to effectively use those gifts for the glory of God and the benefit of the Church, God’s new family united in Christ. Paul draws a line from our belief in His blessings to our behavior, outlining the life God wants for us and how to seek His will for our lives.