Faint Not

Ephesians 3:1-21

**Faint Not** is a straight warning from Ephesians 3: don’t lose heart because the servant of God is suffering, aging, burdened, or bound. Paul was in prison, but the work didn’t stop—and it won’t stop now. God brought the Gentiles in when nobody wanted them, made them fellow heirs, joined them into one body, and opened access through Christ. That ain’t small mercy. If you understood how far God reached to get you, you’d tighten up, stop whining, and carry the work with boldness, confidence, and holy fear. This study calls the church back to the mystery, the inheritance, and the power of God working in the inner man. You can’t faint, you can’t grow bitter, and you can’t hide behind weakness while God is calling for rooted, grounded love and obedience. The principalities ought to see God’s wisdom through the church—not confusion, not laziness, not half-hearted faith. God is able to do exceeding abundantly, but don’t expect fullness while the natural man is still running the house. Get in order, stay in fellowship, hold your confidence, and faint not.