How does the Gospel change the way we think about and engage our work?

Today Rich explains "Gospel Living" between parents and their children from Ephesian 6:1-4.

Inward heart change in our families allows us to reflect God's love to each other and to the world.

As we experience heart change through the redemptive work of Christ, that heart change will flow out into our relationships with others.

If we want to walk in wisdom we have to keep our purpose in sharp focus. Through Christ's work, God grants us a stewardship, a beautiful opportunity to glorify God for His great redemptive work. We can't lose sight of that purpose, or the one we serve.

If we want to walk in wisdom we have to keep our purpose in sharp focus. Through Christ's work, God grants us a stewardship, a beautiful opportunity to glorify God for His great redemptive work. We can't lose sight of that purpose, or the one we serve.

If we want to walk in wisdom we have to keep our purpose in sharp focus. Through Christ's work, God grants us a stewardship, a beautiful opportunity to glorify God for His great redemptive work. We can't lose sight of that purpose, or the one we serve.

Without Christ we were in a dark prison cell of self-preeminence. But the work of Christ has the power to penetrate that darkness.God has changed us from the inside so we are now light in the Lord. Light and darkness are not equal opposites. Light is an entity, darkness is the absence of light. This means that light can invade darkness and make it go away.

Without Christ we were in a dark prison cell of self-preeminence. But the work of Christ has the power to penetrate that darkness. God has changed us from the inside so we are now light in the Lord.

Without Christ we were in a dark prison cell of self-preeminence. But the work of Christ has the power to penetrate that darkness.