Prison

1. **Total Depravity (Ephesians 2:1-3):**

- Begin by exploring the concept of total depravity, emphasizing the spiritual condition of humanity without God.

- Connect this to the struggles and challenges faced by individuals in the prison context, underscoring the need for divine intervention.

2. **Unconditional Election (Ephesians 2:4):**

- Shift to the theme of God's unconditional love and election. Highlight that God's mercy is not based on human merit but is a sovereign choice.

- Stress that even in the midst of their circumstances, God has chosen to extend grace to those who turn to Him.

3. **Regeneration and New Life (Ephesians 2:5):**

- Conclude by focusing on the transformative power of God's grace through regeneration.

- Encourage the inmates to see their time in prison as an opportunity for spiritual renewal and transformation, emphasizing the new life found in Christ.

Adapt the sermon to resonate with the Reformed theological framework, emphasizing God's sovereignty and the transformative work of His grace in the lives of the incarcerated individuals.