so you know you have a real enemy, but now what do you do about it? in part two of this two-part study, Sam Storms opens up Ephesians 6:14-20 and reminds us that God has already given us everything we need to stand firm against Satan and his schemes.

piece by piece (the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shoes of the gospel, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit), all of it held together by prayer. this isn't a costume you put on. it's the very presence and power of God wrapped around your life.

a strong, hope-filled word on how to fight from a victory that's already been won.

who is your real enemy? | Ephesians 6:10-20 | Sam Storms

do you actually believe you have a spiritual enemy? in part one of this two-part study, Sam Storms opens up Ephesians 6:10-20 and reminds us that our real fight isn't against other people—it's against unseen spiritual forces.

a timely, honest word on standing firm against an enemy who's already been defeated.

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Does the Bible endorse slavery? we tackle this hard question head on in Ephesians 6:5-9, looking at what Scripture actually says, why the ancient world's version of slavery differed so much from what we picture today, and how the gospel planted the seeds that would eventually end it altogether.

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this week we're in Ephesians 6:1-4, looking at what it really means to raise your kids well. not just rules and discipline, but blessing them, praying over them, and showing them what it looks like to love God more than anything else.

25 practical, honest principles for parents (including the mistakes worth learning from) on evangelizing your kids without pressuring them, breaking the cycle of "word curses," why blessing always comes before fruitfulness, and how to speak life over your children every single day.

whether you're in the thick of toddler years or watching your kids grow into adults, this one's for you.

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in this message, sam storms continues the conversation on marriage, headship, and submission by digging into what biblical headship actually is and isn't. headship isn't about control, it's about Christ-like love and sacrifice.sam breaks down common misconceptions about headship, walks through what it means for a husband to love his wife the way Christ loved the church, and challenges men to lead through service rather than demands.whether you're married, engaged, or just want to understand what God's design for marriage actually looks like, this teaching offers a clear and grace-filled picture.

why does convergence exist? why does any church exist, big or small?this week we're in ephesians 3:7-10 and it completely reframes the question. this isn't just about our impact here in okc. paul says the church, every church, has a purpose that reaches beyond this city, beyond this country, beyond earth itself.God's manifold wisdom is being put on display through us, right now, to an audience we don't usually think about. this one is going to change the way you see the church.

in this teaching, Sam Storms unpacks one of the most misunderstood passages in the new testament: Paul's instruction for wives to submit to their husbandshe starts by addressing the controversy head on: submission is never, ever an excuse for abuse or bullying. if that's happening in your marriage, please reach out to an elderfrom there, he walks through what complementarianism actually teaches, what submission does and doesn't mean, and why equal value and different roles aren't in conflict with each otherwe'd love to have you join us in person — large gathering + house church, every week

what does life together actually look like? in this panel, our house church elders and leaders sit down to talk through how fellowship, worship, service, discipleship, and evangelism show up in the everyday rhythms of their house churches.

real conversations, real stories, real life as the church scattered and gathered.

What's the difference between a psalm, a hymn, and a spiritual song? And why does it matter for how we worship together?In this message, Pastor Sam Storms digs into Ephesians 5:19-21 to unpack what Paul envisions for the singing life of the church. From structured psalms to spontaneous, Spirit-prompted songs, every form of singing has a purpose — teaching, building up, and pointing us to Christ.

Singing in church is more than a warm-up to the sermon. It's supernatural. In this message from Ephesians 5:15-21, Pastor Sam Storms traces the power of music through Scripture, from David's lyre driving a demonic spirit from Saul to Paul's command to sing as evidence of a Spirit-filled life. If you've ever wondered why we sing, or struggled to worship when you don't feel like it, this one is worth your time.

📖 Ephesians 5:15-21🗓️ June 7, 2026🎙️ Sam Storms | Convergence Church OKC