This Sunday, we continue our look at Ephesians 6:5-9 and Paul’s instruction to slaves. Our special focus this Sunday is the manner of slave’s obedience to their masters (and Christ) and the reward that Christ gives to all his people. God’s Word calls us to evaluate why we do all we do and whom we are really serving. If indeed we are bondservants of Christ, then shouldn’t that affect your approach to all that you do?

The Spirit puts Christ at the center of our marriages. We have one verse remaining in the paragraph. Before we turn to verse 33, there are two additional points from the bigger structure of the argument of Ephesians that need to be made: (1) The duties of Christian spouses to each other is an extension of their duties to one another within Christ's body. (2) Christ's call to Christian marriages is a restoration of what was lost in the fall. Finally, verse 33 speaks of Marital Oneness Experienced

This morning's message holds three important truths about marriage, especially in its oneness: (1) Marital Oneness is Divinely Ordained, (2) Marital Oneness Reveals the Union of Christ and the Church, and (3) Marital Oneness is to be Experienced.