After talking about Unity and Maturity, Paul begins to talk about Purity and very specific ways to renew our minds to be more like Jesus.

We've moved into the next portion of Ephesians, which starts by telling us to put off the old man and put on the new man - Jesus.

On family day, Pastor Webb teaches us to fall in love with Jesus, to grow up in all ways into Jesus, and work together properly in His body.

Pastor Webb explains how growing in Christlikeness empowers believers to walk in the five ministry gifts found in Ephesians 4. As we become more like Jesus, we reflect His fullness through these roles, not as titles but as functions that build up the Church.

Following Pentecost, this message from Ephesians 4 calls fathers to equip (repair and prepare) and edify (build according to plan) their families through Spirit-empowered leadership and love.

In this message, Ken Harrell explores how prayer prepares the way for the power of the Holy Spirit. Just as prayer was the incubator for Pentecost, it remains essential for receiving God’s power today.

We are all in the ministry in our daily lives. Use your gifts and your grace at your job and in your home.

This week Pastor Webb picks back up in Ephesians 4 on the discussion on unity. We can usually agree on one Body, Spirit, Hope, Lord, Faith, Baptism, and Father. Let us give grace to one another when we may not agree on other smaller issues.

Joy is an experience of the Spirit. Consider Joy, Choose Joy, and Complete Joy.

The biggest focus discussed today to walk in a manner worthy of your calling is making every effort to maintain the unity of the Sprit in the bond of peace.