"The Armor of God" Ephesians 6.10-20

Summary: In the conclusion of the Ephesians series, this sermon explores Paul's teaching on the Armor of God.

"Principalities and Powers"

Ephesians 6.10-20

Summary: C.S. Lewis famously said that there are two equal and opposite errors when talking about "the devils." One is to disbelieve in their existence, and the other is to feel an excessive and unhealthy and excessive interest in them. This sermon seeks to find a balanced and biblical approach to understanding the presence and tactics of the evil one

"The Mystery of Marriage"

Ephesians 5.21-33

Summary: The Bible is very nuanced and multidimensional when it

describes marriage. It is both realistic about the difficulty and

idealistic about the possibilities. This sermon looks at the Genesis

design of marriage as well as the commentary that the Apostle Paul

adds to it.

"Singleness and Community"

Ephesians 5.25-32

Summary: singleness is something that the Bible provides important insight on. Though unmarried folks tend to be the ones that seek it the most, it is actually important that every member of the body wrestles with it.

How I became a Christian egalitarian

Ephesians 5.21-33

Summary: In what may be the most emotionally charged passage in the whole Bible, the Apostle Paul explores key gender concepts like submission and headship here. In this sermon Pastor Daniel Hill explains the difference between the Biblical view of complementarians and egalitarians, and shows how this passage turned him into an advocate for Biblical equality

"Uniting Identity & Obedience"

Ephesians 4.17-5.2

Summary: One of the timeless questions that Christ followers have

wrestled with is this: If I am truly loved and accepted by God

independent of my good or bad deeds, then what is my motivation to

obey? In this text the Apostle Paul shows how it is that spiritual

transformation unites identity and obedience