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Jun 14, 2026 38 min

In Christ: Walk In Wisdom

from Central City Assembly Hosted by Central City Assembly

What does it really mean to be in Christ? In this powerful teaching series from Central City Assembly, Pastor Kai walks verse-by-verse through the book of Ephesians to help believers understand their true identity in Jesus, the transforming power of the gospel, and how to live with purpose every day. The phrase “in Christ” changes everything. It speaks to who we are, what we’ve been given, and how we’re called to live. In Ephesians, the Apostle Paul reveals the spiritual blessings we have in Christ, the grace that saves us, the unity of the Church, and the practical call to walk in holiness, love, and spiritual strength. Whether you’re new to faith, exploring Christianity, or a long-time believer wanting deeper spiritual growth, In Christ will anchor your heart in the gospel and equip you to walk confidently in who Jesus says you are. Reflection Questions: What is one area where God's instruction has felt like "because I said so," and how might I re-approach it as loving, life-giving wisdom? Where in my life am I living reactively (like a fool) rather than intentionally and thoughtfully (as one who is wise)? What temporary escapes do I tend to run to when life feels overwhelming? How might the Holy Spirit be inviting me to seek true peace instead?  What opportunities has God placed in my path recently that I have not been "making the most of"?

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