Ephesians 6v18-24

Paul ends his letter with an important reminder that we are invited to bring everything and everyone to God through prayer.

Taught by Jose Zayas

Ephesians 6v10-17

Life can feel like an ongoing battle.  Paul reminds us that we have the  “armor of God.”  What is the armor and why is it so important?

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Ephesians 6v1-9

Following Jesus ought to show up in the way we serve people in our home and the community.

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Ephesians 5v15-21

We have the Holy Spirit yet are “commanded” to be filled with the Spirit again and again. What does that mean?

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Ephesians 5v3-14

Paul reminds Jesus followers that they don’t just “have the light” or “live near the light,” but that they “are light.” What does that mean? And how does that impact how we see our temptations and failures?

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Ephesians 5v21-32

How should God’s love for us transform how we treat one another, especially in marriage?

Taught by Phil and Diane Comer

Ephesians 4v25-5v2

God is full of mercy and grace, forgiving us again and again because of Jesus. So, now what? Paul shows us five specific things that ought to mark out how we live and treat others in light of God’s full forgiveness.

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Ephesians 4v17-24

Jesus has made us “new.” But what does that mean practically?  And how can we take steps to live this new life?

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Ephesians 4v7-16

We are one in Jesus. That’s true. But we’re not clones; we’re not the same. God has uniquely graced every Jesus follower with ways to build up one another in love.

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Ephesians 4v1-6

We’re going to look at one thing that is true of every Jesus follower each week, for the next ten weeks. To “live worthy of the calling we have received” means we remember who are are and learn to live out of our new identity in Jesus. Today we remember that we are one.

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