By nature, all people — Jew and Gentile alike — are dead in their trespasses, separated from Christ, and without hope in the world. Yet in Ephesians 2:11–22, the apostle Paul reminds us that God, in His sovereign grace, has brought those who were once far off near to Himself through the blood of Christ. In this sermon, Tiaan Redelinghuys unpacks the deep historical hostility between Jews and Gentiles, and shows how the gospel tears down every dividing wall — uniting all believers as one body, fellow citizens of the household of God. Because we are all saved by grace alone, there is no ground for self-righteousness, prejudice, or division in the church.