Ephesians 5 is a passage we normally think of in relation to the family and marriage relationships, but what is the pattern that our marriages are supposed to built on? What does the church look like, and why is it so important to Christ?

Teaching for moms of young children by Michele Phillips.

The beginning of the Bible’s story does what beginnings do—It provides setting information so that the reader can understand the rest of the Bible. Genesis 1–4 orients us to the Bible’s story line by introducing us to the Bible’s four main characters.

This message highlights not only the unique roles of the Father, Son and Spirit, but also the incredible love relationship in the persons of the Trinity that sets our God apart from all the false gods of human imagination and of organized religion. Learn what it means to have a Trinitarian lifestyle and experience Trinitarian grace.

The Trinity is vast, and we are going to dig deeper as the Lord increases our awe and blows our minds into His profoundly deep character, His essence and His three persons. We will also study some church history on the doctrine of the Trinity in order to clarify the truth of the Trinity and expose the error some embrace about the Trinity.

Because Philippians 2 is loaded with Trinitarian truth, before we open up this chapter it is time for us to study the doctrine of the Trinity. This is part one of a three-part series on this crucial biblical doctrine.

Discover God's true design for your marriage and the roles God has given to husbands and wives.

Teaching for moms of young children by Sharon Verougstraete.

Paul reminds the Philippians of the gift of suffering and the promise of persecution--the apostle tells them in the same way they have been granted belief by a sovereign God, they have also been granted suffering and difficulty in this life. Just like you desperately need salvation, you Christian, desperately need suffering.

We are citizens of a better place. We belong somewhere else. This life is only temporary. Paul’s been telling us his death would be gain, so he now exhorts us to live in the light of our future home, Heaven. All Christians are headed to our home--a home we have not seen, a home we have not been to yet, but is so awesome we can’t even imagine its wonders.