In Paul's letter to the Ephesians, chapter 1:15-23, the apostle prayed that the people of Ephesus might come into a greater knowledge of their salvation through Jesus Christ. The word "know" comes from the Greek word, "ginóskó", which means "to have a complete understanding" or "to be definite about". To "know" is also to have a relationship with the "knower". Do you need a stronger understanding, or "ginóskó", of God's Word in your life today? It is hopeful that this message of instruction to deepen your relationship with Jesus will bring you into a new "ginóskó" for your own life and strengthen your walk with God.
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