A look at what it means to walk with the Lord and be imitators of God. We also ask the question, what do we do with the Law of the Old Testament?

We briefly look at some of the gifts that Jesus gave to men when He ascended on high. Focusing on the larger idea that we are to do so to edify and encourage one another toward the truth and standard of our model, Jesus.

Paul exhorts us to walk worth of the Lord Jesus Christ. We begin to look at the last three chapters of the letter to the Ephesians and now that we know about our identity in Christ, how now should we walk in this world now.

We examine how that we grow closer to God, we see ourselves more clearly and how much of a sinner we truly are. Paul saw Himself more and more through the eyes of the perfect standard that is God`s Son, Jesus Christ, and saw how much he missed the mark through his life.

We take a look at the beginning of chapter 3, the revealing of the mystery of God. That was hidden before the foundation of the world for the revealing of with Christ and through Christ.

How should we live our life? How should we walk as Christians? With this mystery at the forefront of our gospel understanding, that God is the God of all people, and each one of them is able to come to Him for salvation.

Here a look at what it means that Jesus is the Chief Corner stone to the foundation.

Here we examine how there was disunity in the house of God between the Jews and the Gentiles, and what God has done to unify them.

We looked at Ephesians 2:1-10 and Romans 6:5-13 to learn a little more about how we are made alive in Him, how we should walk with Him and in His good works that He prepared ahead of time for us.

(And the scripture I couldn't remember concerning is faith a work or is faith something different than a work is Romans 4:1-4... and really the whole chapter, but the first four verses really clarify it nicely, contrasting works with faith, for they are not the same thing as some would reason. Paul would disagree.)