As we near the end of our study of Ephesians on Growing in the Word, we continue our study on Spiritual Warfare. We are in a war as pastor Jim Jarrett has mentioned before.  Therefore, it’s imperative that we be properly armed for the battle, and the first article of our armor deals with truth.

We need to be prepared for spiritual warfare, and the Bible has all the tools we need for the preparation process.  Today on Growing in the Word, pastor Jim Jarrett returns to Ephesians chapter six, where we’ll see how to successfully resist the Devil.

Today on Growing in the Word we’ll break down satan’s methods and devices, so that we’ll be prepared for the spiritual warfare ahead of each of us.

Today on Growing in the Word we’ll see that the devil is real, and he’s our enemy, and we need to be aware of his devices as Christians.  In Ephesians chapter six, beginning in verse ten, the apostle Paul shifts gears from the family and the workplace, to spiritual warfare.

Full time employment is a reality for most of us. We spend forty hours or so at work, and a good amount of time preparing for work and getting there and back. So it only makes sense that we try to make that time a glorifying one for God. How can we do that? We’ll find out today as we return to Jim’s verse by verse study through Ephesians. We’ll be in chapter six, verses five through nine today.

Today on Growing in the Word we’ll tell you how to find satisfaction on the job!  Pastor Jim Jarrett is our teacher, and he takes us today to Ephesians six, verses five through nine.

Today on Growing in the Word, pastor Jim Jarrett will show us that as Christians, we all have the same boss. Ultimately we all work for Christ, and that should not only motivate us to do a good job, but also help us find job satisfaction... which may be sadly missing in your heart and mind each day as you leave for work. 

Today we will finish pastor Jim’s look at Ephesians six, verse four. It’s here that the Apostle Paul shares insights on the relationship between parents and their kids. Every parent would tell you that they have made mistakes in the course of raising their children, but if we concentrate on what God’s words says, we can minimize those mistakes.

Today we’ll again find our place in the sixth chapter of Ephesians., as we continue to talk about the challenging and rewarding task of parenting. If you are a parent, I don’t need to tell you just what a challenge it is to raise Godly kids, but I also don’t have to tell you how wonderfully rewarding the experience is.

Today on Growing in the Word, we’ll be talking about improving as parents.  We can improve as parents by looking at the ultimate example of parenthood - God, our Heavenly Father. That’s what we’ll do as pastor Jim Jarrett continues our study in Ephesians six, verse four.