Ralph Moore Sermon Library

Drawing from Ephesians 5:21–33, Ralph Moore examines attentive listening as an expression of submission, honor and love. Understanding another person requires humility and a willingness to hear before trying to be heard.

“This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.”

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Continuing in Ephesians 5:21–33, Ralph Moore explores communication and sacrificial love within marriage. Listening with patience and respect helps couples move beyond selfishness and reflect Christ’s covenant love.

“This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.”

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Drawing from Ephesians 5:21–33, Ralph Moore explores mutual submission and Christlike love in marriage. Healthy relationships require laying down pride, selfishness and the demand to control another person.

“This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.”

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Continuing in Ephesians 5:21–33, Ralph Moore describes sacrificial love modeled after Christ’s love for the church. Marriage grows stronger when husbands and wives release ego and place one another’s good ahead of self-interest.

“This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.”

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Continuing in Ephesians 5:15–21, Ralph Moore explains how believers can live continually under the Holy Spirit’s influence. Worship, thanksgiving and mutual submission become visible evidence of a Spirit-filled Christian life.

“This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.”

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Drawing from Ephesians 5:15–21, Ralph Moore contrasts being controlled by alcohol with being filled by the Holy Spirit. Spirit-filled living produces wisdom, worship, gratitude and a new way of relating to others.

“This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.”

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Continuing in Ephesians 5:1–14, Ralph Moore explores how goodness, righteousness and truth reveal Christ’s presence. Walking in the light means exposing destructive behavior and choosing a life that pleases God.

“This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.”

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Drawing from Ephesians 5:1–14, Ralph Moore calls believers to imitate God by walking in love, purity and truth. Followers of Jesus leave the works of darkness and live as children of light.

“This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.”

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Continuing in Ephesians 4:25–32, Carl Moore explains how kindness, compassion and forgiveness create a Spirit-honoring community. Christians forgive others because God has forgiven them through Jesus Christ.

“This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.”

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Drawing from Ephesians 4:25–32, Carl Moore examines attitudes and behaviors that grieve the Holy Spirit. Dishonesty, uncontrolled anger, corrupt speech and bitterness damage our spiritual lives and relationships.

“This series was taught by Ralph and Carl Moore at Hope Chapel Kaneohe Bay, later renamed Anchor Church Kaneohe, HI.”

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