"All Hail King Jesus"

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Sermon Notes
Sermon Series:  Ephesians
Sermon Scripture:  ​Ephesians 1:19-23

His Might: Jesus Was Powerfully Raised From the Dead (1:19-20)

• At the heart of the gospel is the ____________ Christ.
  • Death has been defeated.
    • Death is no longer an enemy to be ______________.
    • Death is now our ride ____________.
  • The power that raised Christ is the same power that gave you a ________________ heart.
• At the head of the church is the _______________ Christ.
  • Christ died to ____________ his body.
  • Christ lives to ____________ his body.

His Majesty: Jesus Now Powerfully Rules in the Heavens (1:20-22)

• He has been ________________ at the right hand of power.
  • He is seated to show he is _________________.
• He has been ________________ in the heavenly places.
  • He was sinless, but became our suffering servant. (Phil. 2:6-11)
• He has been ________________ to the highest position.
  • He is at the Father’s right hand to show he is _______________.
    • Nothing is raised ____________ him.
    • Everything ranks ____________ him.
  • Not only is everything inferior to him, but they are also _______________ to him.
    • All things have been put under his ____________. (Psalm 110:1)
    • He now rules over all things as ____________.

His Mission: Jesus Will Powerfully Reveal His Glory to the World Through the Church (1:22-23)

• The Supremacy of Christ: Jesus has been given _________________.
  • He has all authority, so we must _____________. (Col. 1:16)
  • He has all authority, so we must _____________. (Matt. 28:18-20)
• The Status of the Church: The Church receives _______________ from Jesus.
  • He is our head, so we must ___________ to him. (Eph. 5:23-24)
  • He is our head, so we must ___________ others. (Eph. 4:15-16)
• The Significance of the Congregation: The church is the ________________ of Christ.
  • We are his body, so Christ fills the church. (Eph. 4:10)
  • We are his body, so the Church will fill the ____________.