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H.B. Charles, Jr. :: Sermon Skeleton: Count Your Blessings (Ephesians 1:3)

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Count Your Blessings

Ephesians 1:3

Point: Every person who is united to Christ by faith is already richly blessed by God.

Outline:

  1. The Proper Response to the Blessed Life: "Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ".
  2. The Exclusive Means to the Blessed Life: "in Christ".
  3. The Infinite Scope of the Blessed Life: "every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places".
    1. We have a sufficient blessing in Christ. "every spiritual blessing."
    2. We have a spiritual blessing in Christ: "every spiritual blessing."
    3. We have a secure blessing in Christ: "in the heavenly places."
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