The final installment of our Ephesian series covers the famed "Armour of God". What does wearing the armour of God look like? What does spiritual warfare look like?

Sharing from our recent Heavy Lifters Gathering, where Ps Nate and Bec spoke about "Lift's household code".

We hit up Paul's Household Code, a famous passage detailing how we ought to treat each other in families. How are we meant to understand this passage? As though Paul was describing a "Kingdom reality"? Or is there another way to understand it?

The fight between our old humanity and new humanity... how does Paul describe it? How do we manage this tension in our lives?

In this chapter Paul writes about "living a life worthy of the call"... so what does that life look like?

How do you see God's grace on your life? Paul says that God graced him FOR others. What does that mean for our lives?

Paul also said that God's grace given to him was a "revelation"; it was God's mystery revealed. How does this change our understanding of what grace is?

Ephesians 2 is a well-loved chapter espousing God's grace. How does it describe "grace"? And what happens when we realise that Paul wrote every "you" referring to a collective and not an individual? How does that impact how God's grace works?

Learn about the cultural background of the city of Ephesus, and then the first chapter of Ephesians.

How do we build an intimate relationship with God? How do we build a healthy attachment with God?

Answer: We have to enter God's circle of security.

What does attachment theory show us about how God relates to us?