Ephesians 4:1-2 Paul opens up the 2nd half of Ephesians with the amazing exhortation for the Ephesians to walk worthy of their calling. Today we look at just the first two verses and the significance of beginning with humility, gentleness, long-suffering and forbearance.

Walking Worthy of Our Calling - Paul opens up the 2nd half of Ephesians with the amazing exhortation for the Ephesians to walk worthy of their calling. Today we look at just the first two verses and the significance of beginning with humility, gentleness, long-suffering and forbearance.

Walking Worthy of Our Calling - Paul opens up the 2nd half of Ephesians with the amazing exhortation for the Ephesians to walk worthy of their calling. Today we look at just the first two verses and the significance of beginning with humility, gentleness, long-suffering and forbearance.

Ephesians 4:1-2 Paul opens up the 2nd half of Ephesians with the amazing exhortation for the Ephesians to walk worthy of their calling. Today we look at just the first two verses and the significance of beginning with humility, gentleness, long-suffering and forbearance.

Ephesians 4:11-13 As Paul speaks about some of the different roles of leaders in the church, he says it is their job to equip the body to do Christ’s work and build up the body. Today we look at what it means for the body to build up the body.

Ephesians 4:11-13 As Paul speaks about some of the different roles of leaders in the church, he says it is their job to equip the body to do Christ’s work and build up the body. Today we look at what it means for the body to build up the body.

Ephesians 4:11-13 As Paul speaks about some of the different roles of leaders in the church, he says it is their job to equip the body to do Christ’s work and build up the body. Today we look at what it means for the body to build up the body.

As Paul speaks about some of the different roles of leaders in the church, he says it is their job to equip the body to do Christ’s work and build up the body. Today we look at what it means for the body to build up the body.

As Paul speaks about some of the different roles of leaders in the church, he says it is their job to equip the body to do Christ’s work and build up the body. Today we look at what it means for the body to build up the body.

On Christmas we celebrate the coming of Jesus. He came so that we would follow Him and experience His life both now and for all eternity as we increasingly conform our life to His.