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Ephesians 5:31-33 / In the previous sermon we discussed the relationship

between identity, values and marriage readiness. This week we will take

more time to focus on the relationship between our idenity and how we

understand singleness. We also provide a brief guide for dating that is

intended to help us change our perspectives and make the prospect of dating

less scary and more biblical.

Ephesians 5:17-21 / Many young people desire marriage, but in terms of your

values and identity, are you ready? Are you establishing an identity now

that will prepare you for the partnership and unity of marriage? How does

marriage picture our identity in Christ?

Ephesians 5:17-21 / As we continue in Ephesians 5 we discuss how your

identity is shaped by simply hearing God tell you what is important to him.

Our confidence and growth is rooted deeply in whether or not we learn to

value what God tells us to value.

Proverbs 4

2 Corinthins 10:3-6

Today we will look at 2 Corinthians 10:3-6 which has the keys to engaging

effectively in spiritual warfare through prayer.

Ephesians 5:15-16 / Paul has spent this entire chapter drawing contrasts

between the old and new man, children of light versus those who live in

disobedience. But in these verses he goes further, describing what it looks

like to find the motivation to truly follow Christ and practically walk in

the light.

Ephesians 5:8-14 / Jesus Christ has made us “children of light”, meaning

his gift of salvation has delivered us from the darkness of sin and hell

and brought us into the light of forgiveness and the kingdom of God. But

many of us are drawn back into the dark by old friends and old habits; too

many of us struggle to live our Christian lives “in the light”. In this

sermon we learn to live as children of light and how to overcome when the

darkness of old sin comes creeping back.

Ephesians 5:1-7 / Do you love God’s people? Do you love ministry? Do you

love going to church to worship? Many Christians struggle to love the

things that God loves. Why? Because they struggle to walk in his ways. In

this sermon we discuss what it means to walk as dear children rather than

children that are deceived by their emotions and the vain promises of the

world.