God is using your circumstances to prepare you to serve Him, just as he prepared Moses in Exodus 2.

How can we actively put off sin, renew our minds, and put on God's Principles? Join Sean Kelly as he continues his sermons series from Ephesians.

The writing to the churches in Smyrna and Pergamum show us how to Listen up and encourage us to be faithful in times of trial and to not compromise on morality, even when others around us are not living for God.

Revelation 2:8-17

Are You Joyful in Trails? James 1:2-8 shows us how we are to respond to trials.

Paul's partnership with the Philippian Church sets an example for us; how we should work together as believers.

Just as the shepherds worshiped and proclaimed Jesus, we ought to worship and proclaim Jesus with all of our lives.

Paul writes an encouraging, yet realistic admonition to the church of Ephasus to return to the love they had for God when they first believed.

In this passage, God gives us three commands to follow that will help us successfully live the Christian life. We are to put off sinful conduct, renew our minds and put on righteous behavior.

After encouraging the church to serve and build up one another, Paul warns the believers that they are not to live like they are unsaved, but to live in the truth that they learned from God and now belongs to them.

As the Church fulfills its responsibility to serve and encourage one another, God gives spiritual growth to the church. Through the two roles in the church, God gives two responsibilities, which when we are faithful yield two results for the edification of the body.