What every dead, deceived and doomed sinner needs is divine intervention. That’s exactly what Ephesians 2:4, in clear, simple language, tells us the two most powerful words − but God.

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Because God loves the French in a special way, and they have a cosmic destiny that still waits to be fulfilled. Matthew ...

Of course, it was not out of God’s control. What appeared to be an onerous obligation and an inconvenient time was actually a fulfillment of prophecy that the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem.

What every dead, deceived and doomed sinner needs is divine intervention. That’s exactly what Ephesians 2:4, in clear, simple language, tells us the two most powerful words − but God.

What every dead, deceived and doomed sinner needs is divine intervention. That’s exactly what Ephesians 2:4, in clear, simple language, tells us the two most powerful words − but God.