Pastor Daniel Batarseh explores the final three outcomes of the gospel from Ephesians 2, highlighting our positional authority in Christ, the gift of inward soul rest, and the specific, tailor-made calling God has prepared for every believer.

• 1Believers currently possess spiritual authority over darkness because they are positionally seated with Christ in heavenly places.
• 2Salvation is a finished work of grace that should result in a deep, inward rest for the soul, free from religious striving.
• 3Every Christian is a unique 'masterpiece' of God, designed for specific tasks that God prepared before their salvation.
• 4Good works are the natural fruit of a new nature in Christ, not a means to earn or maintain God's favor.
• 5The believer's life serves as an eternal testimony of God's mercy to angels and celestial beings.

Practical ways to apply this message to your life.

• Adopt a 'heavenly mindset' by making the most of every opportunity while remembering this world is not your permanent home.
• Combat spiritual anxiety by consciously resting in Christ's finished work whenever you feel the weight of condemnation.
• Pray the two specific questions of the Apostle Paul: 'Who are you, Lord?' (seeking intimacy) and 'What shall I do, Lord?' (seeking assignment).
• Exercise your spiritual authority by standing firm against the lies and deceptions of the enemy, knowing he is under your feet.
• Identify the 'good works' in your immediate reach—hospitality, serving, or sharing faith—and walk in them as a natural expression of your new nature.

• Thank God for His Word and the truths revealed in this message.
• Pray for understanding and wisdom to apply what you've learned.
• Ask the Holy Spirit to help you live out these truths in your daily life.
• Pray for others who heard this message, that they too would be transformed.