Ephesians- Reconciled in Christ

This powerful message centers on humanity's universal search for meaning and purpose, drawing from both Scripture and profound human experience. We explore Ephesians 3:8-13, which reveals that God's eternal purpose is being fulfilled through the Church to demonstrate His wisdom to all creation. The content weaves together Viktor Frankl's observations from the Nazi death camps with personal testimony about confronting mortality and purposelessness. Frankl discovered that those who found meaning—even in suffering—were more likely to survive, which parallels our spiritual need to align our lives with God's greater purpose. The message challenges us to move beyond mere goals to discover true purpose through the Great Commission of Matthew 28:18-20. We're reminded that the most meaningful life isn't found in career success or material achievement, but in helping others discover Jesus Christ. This eternal purpose transforms our daily existence from aimless wandering into purposeful mission. The call is clear: when we align our personal purpose with God's eternal purpose—making disciples and spreading the gospel—we discover the fulfillment our souls desperately crave. This isn't just ancient theology; it's the answer to modern emptiness and existential anxiety.