Recognizing the spiritual struggle that takes place, Paul shares on spiritual armor that God provides.

Continuing the train of thought, Paul moves from marriage to other relationships where submission is evident.

Paul moves into specific examples of how Christians ought to submit to one another.

Concluding his general principles, Paul prepares to move into more specific examples of how Christians ought to live.

Our actions have consequences, and Paul instructs the Ephesians to discern what it means to follow Jesus.

Summarizing what came before, Paul talks more about what it looks like to live for Christ.

Paul talks about general principles on how we can honor and obey God that can apply to any/all circumstances in our lives.

Paul starts a rather lengthy section in Ephesians, focusing on general applications of what it looks like to live in the new nature of Christ.

Paul speaks to the spiritual gifts God gives the Church to help strengthen it in the task of discipleship.

Paul shifts his focus in writing to the Ephesians by talking about how faith is lived out.