Pastor Sonny explains how Paul lays out road markers in Ephesians 4:25–32 that indicate our renewed minds in Christ.

After explaining in the first part of Ephesians 4 how we are to walk and live as members of God's family, Pastor Sonny continues the study of Ephesians with a discussion on how the Apostle Paul goes on to exhort us in how to live and walk in our everyday lives outside of the church, set apart from the world and remaining focused on Christ rather than earthly things.

Special guest speaker Atty. Federico "Fetan" Tancongc, a Christian Leader and Senior Pastor from the Philippines, presents an inspiring message about focusing on how to live life to the max — finding what's ultimately important in life and pursuing it, using the account of Jesus' visit to Mary and Martha in Bethany from Luke 10:38–42 and John 12:1–8 and the parables of the hidden treasure and the pearl merchant to demonstrate radical principles that we can apply in each of our lives to stay focused on what matters most.

Continuing in Ephesians 4, Pastor Sonny covers verses 11–16, discussing how God calls and appoints people to specific offices and in the process equips and molds them to fulfill those roles, and how we can know what God's call is and trust Him to make us ready for it. Further, those called as pastors and teachers haver a responsibility to help each other and the members of the body of Christ grow in the unity of the faith, that we may all be equipped for the work of the ministry, serving in humility as Christ Himself did.

In the first section of Ephesians 4, Paul exhorts us to walk in a manner worthy of our calling. Pastor Sonny outlines how we are called to maintain a unity between members of the body of Christ, and how Paul explains that God's design for unity begins with Him, and that the unity of the church was designed to be a physical manifestation of the unity of the Holy Trinity. In Ephesians 4:7, Paul goes on to say that each member of the church is gifted differently by the grace of God, and that to "walk in a manner worthy of our calling" we must do that which we gifted by God to do, thus fulfilling our role within the body of Christ, and using those gifts to build up the church in unity.