CJ Bowen's Reviews > The Message of Ephesians

Solid. Stott is very reliable and judicious, ie, in working through the apostles/prophets/evangelists/pastors/teachers issue in 4, where he concludes that apostles and prophets no longer exist, but still minister through the written word, or the principalities and powers discussion of 6, where he allows for demonic structures of thought as a secondary implication to the primary referent of personal demonic entities.

The reading and discussion questions were a notch above others that I've seen, and this book would be useful for discussion, but all in all is a bit lengthy for a layman's commentary on a six-chapter book.