While not condemning slavery, Paul radically redefines it. He calls all followers of Jesus, regardless of worldly status, to see themselves as slaves of Christ and to sacrificially love one another the way He loves us.

Paul calls for Children to obey and honor their parents and for parents to raise their children in the ways of Jesus through instruction and discipline. We are looking at how parents can grow in pointing their children to Jesus.

Paul calls for Children to obey and honor their parents and for parents to raise their children in the ways of Jesus through instruction and discipline. We are looking at how parents can grow in pointing their children to Jesus.

Paul calls for Children to obey and honor their parents and for parents to raise their children in the ways of Jesus through instruction and discipline. We are looking at how parents can grow in pointing their children to Jesus.

Paul calls for Children to obey and honor their parents and for parents to raise their children in the ways of Jesus through instruction and discipline. We are looking at how parents can grow in pointing their children to Jesus.

Paul calls for husbands to love their wives like Christ loved the church. Paul then shows what headship looked like for Jesus as he loved the church, and calls for husbands to love their wives like that.

Paul calls for husbands to love their wives like Christ loved the church. Paul then shows what headship looked like for Jesus as he loved the church, and calls for husbands to love their wives like that.

Paul calls for husbands to love their wives like Christ loved the church. Paul then shows what headship looked like for Jesus as he loved the church, and calls for husbands to love their wives like that.

Paul calls for husbands to love their wives like Christ loved the church. Paul then shows what headship looked like for Jesus as he loved the church, and calls for husbands to love their wives like that.

Paul calls for the Ephesians to lovingly submit to one another and then applies that to the wives. We look at what the significance of mutual submission meant for the Ephesians and for us today.