How can the contents of a letter written so long ago have anything to do with me?" some might ask. The truth is that Paul's letter to the church members of the region now known as Turkey is just as relevant today as the day it was first penned. Its message is needed just as much, and its impact has not faded over the generations. In the words of author Eddie Rasnake, "If you lived in a persecuted country and [Ephesians] was the only part of the Bible you possessed, you would still be inmeasurably rich and equipped to walk with God in victory." The impact this letter has hold upon Eddie prompted him to write The Book of Ephesians, a twelve-week interactive Bibly study that covers every single verse of Paul's epistle.

Each week's lesson digs deeply into this treasure trove of spiritual jewels called "Ephesians." As you walk 

This study takes the students to the Word of God. A refreshing study that stays true to Scripture.

—HENRY T. BLACKABY, CO-AUTHOR OF EXPERIENCING GOD

Eddie Rasnake

Eddie Rasnake met Christ in 1976 as a freshman in college. He graduated with honors from East Tennessee State University in 1980. he and his wife, Michele, served for nearly seven years on the staff of Campus Crusade for Christ. Their first assignment was the University of Virginia, and while there they also started a Campus Crusade ministry at James Madison University. Eddie then served four years as campus director of the Campus Crusade ministry at the University of Tennessee. In 18989, Eddie left Campus Crusade to join Wayne Barber at Woodland Park Baptist Church as the Associate Pastor of Discipleship and Training. He has been ministering in Eastern Europe in the role of equipping local believers for more than a decade and has published materials in Albanian, German, Greek, Italian, Romanian, and Russian. Eddie serves on the boards of directors of the Center for Christian Leadership in Tirana, Albania, and the Bible Training Center in Eleuthera, Bahamas. he also serves as chaplain for the Chattanooga Lookouts (Cincinnati Reds AA Affiliate) baseball team. Eddie and his wife Michele live in Chattanooga, Tennessee, with their four children.