Jesus became incarnate to be our new representative before God, absorbing the cost of our rebellion and winning for us eternal blessing.

In the 30 years following Paul's letter, the Ephesian church excelled in many respects – but had one potentially fatal flaw.

We are in a spiritual war. How do we fight? What can we trust to keep us safe?

Paul describes our life here as warfare. But are we fighting the right war?

The way we exercise and respond to earthly authority reflects what we believe about our ultimate Authority.

Marriage is a picture of the relationship between Jesus and His church. This has profound implications for how we live in our marriages... and profound hope for when we fail.

In Christ, we are called to live with care and intentionality. Paul points us toward the wisdom and work of the Spirit we need to walk well through this life.

How do those of us in Christ relate to those who are not?

Our new status in Christ leads to a different way of life.

If we get sin wrong, we'll get the gospel wrong. Freedom from the deadly slavery of sin is only found in our union with Christ.