Remember that one of our efforts in this podcast is to help the believer know how to read their Bible. Today Pastor Gary will take a look at the use of connecting words in Scripture, a subject that can be very helpful in our own studies!

After warning us not to grieve the Holy Spirit, the conclusion of the fourth chapter of the Book of Ephesians talks once more about anger. Today's episode of "A Wonderful Day in the Lord" looks at this passage.

After providing a clear picture of what it looks like to put on the new self, Paul warns the church at Ephesus not to grieve the Holy Spirit. Pastor Gary exegetes this portion of the Word today.

The final example of the put off/put on principle we will take a look at is that of communication. Paul elaborates on this example in Ephesians 4:29-30, join us in your copy of the Word of God as we dive in.

The third example Paul provides of the put off/put on principle in Ephesians is that of stealing. Join us this morning on "A Wonderful Day in the Lord" as we take a look.

The next example we see of the put off/put on principle is anger. Southern View Chapel's senior pastor, Gary Gilley, opens the Scriptures with us to this subject today.

Our next several episodes of "A Wonderful Day in the Lord" will highlight specific examples of the put off/put on principle. The first of these is falsehoods, as expressed in Ephesians 4:25.

Pastor Gary looks the inexplicable joy of being created in righteousness and holiness of the truth -- the type of creation that defines the new self. Join us and listen!

The believer is called to be renewed in the spirit of his or her mind. On today's episode Pastor Gary looks at this passage with us.

What does it mean to "lay aside the old self" and to "put on the new self?" Pastor Gary examines this concept as we continue our study of the Book of Ephesians.