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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2025 · 42 MIN

Ephesians Series - Part 9 - Don't Miss Your Moment

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In the ninth message of this series, Tim found some unexpected gold in Ephesians 5:15-20, having planned to start at verse 22 this week. Not all moments are created equal. There are “kairos” moments, where what you choose in that moment has a disproportionate impact. Paul’s counsel here is to not be distracted, and to not dull your senses in such a way that you miss a window of opportunity to advance in your Kingdom assignment, and deliver a harvest that is less than what you were created for. At i61 we are in one of those moments where what we choose now will impact us for potentially the next decade. We need heaven’s wisdom to steward this moment into Kingdom breakthrough. Prayer and ministry follows.

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