From Ephesians 4:17-30. Examining the ways in which the Gentiles are described and what we who are in Christ must do.

Walking in a worthy manner of our calling uses a great metaphor: walking. Walking is making progress in a certain direction. Walking is a figurative way of talking about behaving. But good behavior in the Christian life is prompted by who we are in God eyes. It is because of our status and not to gain our status. That means the walk is a joyous one helped by God . 

What does God give to his people? Paul prays for the Ephesians so that the eyes of their heart might be enlightened? What is he wanting them to know?

What does it mean to be in Christ? What blessings do we have? How does God view us?

If we are to have the families that God intends, we cannot listen to the world. We must attempt live God's expectations for parents and children.

Out of reverence for Christ, we must follow God's standards for marriage rather than the world's standards.

How would our worship and life change if we grasped the spiritual reality of the Heavenly Kingdom?

Paul describes the Word of God at work among the Thessalonians, and we learn lessons about how the Word of God should be at work in us today.

We need to learn and practice the principle of sowing to live the Christian life.

Four ways in which the power of the Gospel will change our lives.