As we complete the book of Ephesians, Paul reminds us to pray continually and in all kinds of ways. Encouraging us that prayer is both the way that we build our relationship with God as well as a weapon we use to enable us to overcome our trials.

Praying in the Spirit is vital, so what does that look like in our everyday lives? Paul asked for prayer for courage and clarity, it is also what we need.

Paul tells us that if we are a Christian, we are in a spiritual battle. And although we face a mighty enemy, we have an even mightier ally.

Paul talks of Christian life like a battle, but who is the enemy and what are his schemes? We need to understand the battle ground in the knowledge that God has equipped us with all that we need in Christ to live in the victory that he has won!

We don’t become Christians by the way we conduct our relationships; but the way people conduct our relationships should be redefined when we become Christians. Whether in the home or the workplace, the gospel calls believers to serve wholeheartedly.

We don’t become Christians by the way we conduct our relationships; but the way people conduct our relationships should be redefined when we become Christians. Whether in the home or the workplace, the gospel calls believers to serve wholeheartedly.

The Bible’s vision for marriage in Ephesians 5 is both more demanding and more beautiful than we might think. It is demanding because it is built on self-denial and self-sacrifice, and beautiful because it is all about Christ’s sacrifice for his church.

Marriage is one of God’s greatest gifts, but it points to something far bigger than itself. In Ephesians 5, Paul shows us what healthy, flourishing, Christ-centred marriage actually looks like, and why it matters to every single one of us, married or not.

Paul’s calls us to make the most of every opportunity, but what does this look like for believers and what does this mean practically? Exploring how to live wisely and how we discern Gods will for our lives.

Having been called and received new identity in Christ, Christian believers are called to lives of wisdom and worship. This is far easier said than done but we are also given the power that leads to wisdom and worship in the person of the Holy Spirit.