Breaking Barriers: Living & Leading with Access | Ephesians 2:18
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“Through Him we both have access to the Father by one Spirit.” Paul says the dividing lines are gone, access is the new operating system. In this teaching, we’ll unpack why gospel access dismantles counterfeit community, how it reshapes teams and culture, and the practical ways to open doors (not build walls) at home, at work, and in the wider world. You were welcomed in, now lead like a door-opener, not a gatekeeper. Takeaways Access is a gift in Christ, not a status you earn. Unity ≠ uniformity; invite difference without losing conviction. Closed circles cost creativity, wisdom, and trust. Leaders create pathways, invite voices, lower barriers, share power. Grace turns rivals into guests at the same table. Subscribe for weekly teachings on the spiritual side of business and life, then identify one door you can open this week (a meeting invite, a mentored voice, a reconciled relationship). What “wall” is God asking you to replace with a door, and who gets invited in first?

George B. Thomas
Founder of the Spiritual Side of Leadership
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