Ephesians Part 15 (Eph 4:17-5:2) How do I live this new life? Not only does Paul explain the power, but he also lays out some very clear examples of this power in action in our daily activities.

Ephesians Part 14 (Eph 4:12-16) This passage speaks of a radical transformation of the church, from childhood to maturity, some time in the future. It certainly hasn’t happened yet, so is it going to? and if so, when and how?

Ephesians Part 13 (Eph 4:11-12) Misinterpretation of this passage has led to a top-down hierarchical church structure. Most people just sat in their seats and did no more than give their money. Every single part is needed for growth

Ephesians from:2018-01-28 Part 12 (Eph 3:16-19) Enjoying and delighting in God is a core part of the Christian life. We all want more of it, but how do we get there? How can we have more?

Most of us have an inner voice that is constantly telling us that we should be doing better. This has been called “the inner bully”. There is an answer in Matthew 11 (Matt 11:25-30)

Ephesians Part 11 (Eph 4:7-10) All of us suffer from the accusing inner voices of self-condemnation. The powers of darkness are constantly speaking lies into us. But victory from these voices is available and we can all experience the freedom that Jesus wants us to have.

Ephesians Part 10 (Eph 3 & 4) What is church? We look at a heaven’s eye view, a lower level view, and a ground-level view of what church actually is, and what it is not, and what the implications are for you and me.

Ephesians Part 9 (Eph 2:14-18; 3:14-21; 4:4-6 & 5:24-32) We can really deepen our relationship with God when we think of him as three persons. Knowing how each relates to us slightly differently can give us a richer experience of closeness.

What Jesus did is the ultimate demonstration of love. The Scripture passage shows us four things that define real love, not just in a marriage, but in any relationship. (1 John 3:16-18 & 4:9-11)

Ephesians Part 8 (Ephesians 4:1-6) As Paul launches into the second half of Ephesians, he injects an extraordinarily compelling motivation, showing us how to copy and bring delight to our God.