We need to teach our children to obey. Sounds easy? Right?... There are no perfect parents, but how we relate to our parents will affect every other relationship we have. Let's begin by honoring our parents.

Husbands, what if Jesus treated the church like you treat your wives? Wives, what if you treated Jesus like you treat your husbands? The key to building a better marriage is found in one word: submit. We are to submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.

We are called to be different because we are dearly loved by our Father. Don't be afraid to live like God around those who do not. Live like light, expose the dark, be an imitator of God.

Change starts by looking in the mirror. Because of who we are in Christ, change will take place. Jesus can transform the way we think, the way we speak, and the way we relate to others. Let's learn how to thrive in our relationships.

With our true identities established, it's time to thrive. Love, unification, the use of gifts, spiritual growth...this is the new normal.

Spiritual growth is possible when your identity is established. Paul prays in Ephesians that the church would be strong and be rooted in love. The matter of the fact is, we need one another. Not only to survive, but to thrive.

You are not a prisoner to your circumstances, you are a servant to the gospel. You are not defined by your past, you are defined by the promises we have in Christ.

It is through Jesus we have access to God. We are not just created and forgotten, we are members of His family.

A very real war is happening between God and sin. Sin had ended our true identity, but God has begun an image revolution.

From which position do you pray from? A position of need or blessing? A position of what you don't have or from what you do have? Our identity is not found in what we don't have, it is found in what God has already given us through Christ.