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A rebuke spoken even in kindness and in the right manner is not something most of us would have on the top of our want to do list but God's word obligates us to have this practice as part of our Christian lives. The truth can indeed be difficult to deliver clearly and kindly but we cannot sacrifice love for 'niceness;' we must speak to the other person out of a deeper love for God, for His word and for the person who needs to hear the truth.

A rebuke spoken even in kindness and in the right manner is not something most of us would have on the top of our want to do list but God's word obligates us to have this practice as part of our Christian lives. The truth can indeed be difficult to deliver clearly and kindly but we cannot sacrifice love for 'niceness;' we must speak to the other person out of a deeper love for God, for His word and for the person who needs to hear the truth.

A rebuke spoken even in kindness and in the right manner is not something most of us would have on the top of our want to do list but God's word obligates us to have this practice as part of our Christian lives. The truth can indeed be difficult to deliver clearly and kindly but we cannot sacrifice love for 'niceness;' we must speak to the other person out of a deeper love for God, for His word and for the person who needs to hear the truth.

A rebuke spoken even in kindness and in the right manner is not something most of us would have on the top of our want to do list but God's word obligates us to have this practice as part of our Christian lives. The truth can indeed be difficult to deliver clearly and kindly but we cannot sacrifice love for 'niceness;' we must speak to the other person out of a deeper love for God, for His word and for the person who needs to hear the truth.

We've covered the importance of knowing our identity in Christ and who we are as sons and daughters in the Kingdom. But what about our legacy? And what legacy is important to us as Christians? Pastor Renfro opens in chapter 5 of Ephesians and begins with an emphasis on the relational aspect of what Paul the apostle is endeavoring to communicate as we move into the practical aspects of understanding the importance of our legacy in Christ.

We've covered the importance of knowing our identity in Christ and who we are as sons and daughters in the Kingdom. But what about our legacy? And what legacy is important to us as Christians? Pastor Renfro opens in chapter 5 of Ephesians and begins with an emphasis on the relational aspect of what Paul the apostle is endeavoring to communicate as we move into the practical aspects of understanding the importance of our legacy in Christ.

We've covered the importance of knowing our identity in Christ and who we are as sons and daughters in the Kingdom. But what about our legacy? And what legacy is important to us as Christians? Pastor Renfro opens in chapter 5 of Ephesians and begins with an emphasis on the relational aspect of what Paul the apostle is endeavoring to communicate as we move into the practical aspects of understanding the importance of our legacy in Christ.

We've covered the importance of knowing our identity in Christ and who we are as sons and daughters in the Kingdom. But what about our legacy? And what legacy is important to us as Christians? Pastor Renfro opens in chapter 5 of Ephesians and begins with an emphasis on the relational aspect of what Paul the apostle is endeavoring to communicate as we move into the practical aspects of understanding the importance of our legacy in Christ.