From Jesus’ final words, we are reminded how hope can replace fear.

Today we see that a Christian is marked by love: they know how Jesus has loved them, and they seek to love others.

As Jesus washes His disciples’ feet in John 13:1–16, we learn both what it means to be served by Jesus and to serve like Him.

From the account of Jesus washing His disciples’ feet in John 13:1–16, we learn both what it means to be served by Jesus and to serve like Him.

From Ephesians 6:4, let’s consider how we are to carefully instruct and educate children in the will and ways of Jesus.

From Ephesians 6:4, we consider the vital place of discipline and correction in the formation of a young person.

From Ephesians 6:4, we reflect on how parents are to be wise and avoid needlessly aggravating their children, whilst seeking to lead them to Jesus.

From Ephesians 6:2–3, we consider what it means to honour our parents and the great promise attached to this command.

From Ephesians 6:1, let’s consider how children are to, and are to be taught to, obey their parents.

Nev Floyd preaches from Ephesians 6:1-4. From Ephesians 6:1-4, we learn that God has a design for family relationships that lead to flourishing.