Digging into the 2nd chapter of Ephesians, Pastor Stoos begins to tackle the question of why the Apostle goes to such lengths to remind those Saints, and all of us who claim the name of Jesus, of their past: The fallen state of all mankind. We are not left in darkness as he reminds his listeners to keep the past in the past by knowing the forgiveness we have in Jesus the hope of glory we will enjoy for all eternity.
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John was ordained as Church of the King's first Sacramento elder in 2004 and has served as the full-time pastor since October 0f 2005. John has been a Christian for just over thirty years and is happily and faithfully married to Linda. They have lived in Sacramento since 1983...