What is Unity...Really?

'O.K., I’m saved...now what?'Most people don’t lose their faith. They lose the thread that ties it to everything else.Work sits in one compartment. Family in another. Prayer in a third. You can be accomplished, competent and sincere, and still sense your life has never added up to one thing.Paul wrote Ephesians for exactly that problem. What is Unity...Really? recovers what he actually said.Glenn W. Campbell, M.A., Th.M., taught Philosophy, Religion, Greek and Mathematics at the university level while founding a structural and forensic engineering firm. This Ephesians commentary began in 2003 at the request of business owners and professionals who had achieved everything they set out to achieve and still could not say what their lives were for.The result is a new Greek New Testament translation and exposition of Paul’s Treatise, read as a field briefing. A classified plan is declassified. Five benefits are placed in trust. An apprenticeship is underway.Philosophy can describe virtue but cannot explain redemption. It can name our hunger for transcendence without disclosing what waits there. That is where Ephesians begins, and why this work of Christian philosophy belongs beside the philosophy books on your shelf as much as the Bibles.Here every person holds a unique lifework: real work, in real history, through which knowledge, character, labor and love are gradually made whole. Aging becomes preparation, not decline. Responsibility becomes training for real authority.Use it as a book of Ephesians study, or read it straight through as Christian nonfiction on faith and work, spiritual maturity, and finding your purpose when success has stopped answering the question.Salvation was never the end of the journey.It is the beginning of your apprenticeship.