Parenting is less like teaching a class and more like coaching an athlete or musician—teach, practice, correct, and inspire by example. Discussion of Ephesians 6:1-4 and parenting by principle.

God has given specific principles for relating to one another as husband and wife. How do these principles of submission and love work out when one partner isn’t cooperating?

Making the most of the time according to Ephesians 5:15-21 does not mean constantly “talking about the Lord” with everyone. How do Christians “redeem the time”?

The principle of being light in darkness is pretty easy to understand in theory, but it can get messy in the day to day moments of life. How do we navigate being light in the darkness around us without participating in the darkness itself, and without...

What does it look like to walk in love? How do we navigate this in a culture that’s so consumed and defined by feelings? Then, how does this translate into our humor? Important questions that Eph 5:1-5 help us answer.

Ephesians 4:25-32 contains commands that show how we are transformed by God’s work in our life together. But it’s not just a list of “don’ts,” it’s a description of relationships that bring transformation through the work of the Spirit.

Ephesians teaches us that the church is fundamentally about the glory of God and not about our pleasure or comfort. When we orient all our thinking about the church toward this simple truth, we can walk in Christ together in a mature, diverse unity.

The topic of spiritual gifts generates a lot of debate, but it’s important to understand the basics of God’s grace-gifts to the church so that we’ll use them as he intended: together, in love, to build up the church. 1 Corinthians 12:4-31.

According to Galatians 6:1-2 Christians are supposed to carry each other’s burdens. How do we do this without being harsh? What does it look like to share a burden with someone? Discussion with guest preacher and soul care/counseling specialist Lee Lewis