We opened the service with a song called, Fullness of God by Judah. Judah Akers just released his debut album this year. He is a part of the band, Judah & the Lion, as well. Here is what he said about the album, “There came a point this year when a friend’s suicide sent me into a depressed spiral I could not physically pull myself out of. That’s where worship began again for me. A broken human in need of Jesus’ unapologetic, unwavering, constant love, hope, peace, grace for me. And as I pondered all that He’s done for me I came to a place where I had to share it with you. My hope is to scream out Christ’s love to followers and doubters alike, and share the real grace and redemption that’s been found by someone walking in their shoes.” The song Fullness of God pulls its lyrics directly from Ephesians Background: In verse 1 of Ephesians 3, Paul begins by stating, “For this reason…” as he begins a prayer for power/spiritual strength. He interrupts himself and begins discussing the great mystery of both Jews and Gentiles being united in Christ (Ephesians