Introduction:  “The Way We Were” is not only the title of a popular love song from the 70’s but it is a way to describe the spiritual condition of anyone before they experience the transforming grace of God.  The first seven verses of Ephesians 2 represent a “spiritual MRI” of the spiritual condition of every non-Christian.

The Way We Were

Seeking to be a light in the darkness, Dr. Robert Jeffress aims in every message to deliver the Word of God unapologetically to Christians and non-Christians alike. His bold, biblical, and practical applications help the listener transition from hearing to doing, from knowing to believing. If you’re looking for answers, for meaning in life, for encouragement, for challenge, for purpose, for truth, you’re in the right place.

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Introduction:  Last time, we looked at the first two ways we can be “imitators” of God: walking in love and walking in light.  Today, we are going to discover the third way we mimic God: walking in wisdom.

Soaring with Eagles While Surrounded by Turkeys

Introduction:  Even when children vow NEVER to be like their parents, they cannot help but mirror their parents’ actions and attitudes.  That’s not always a bad thing to do.  Today, we will discover one of our parents we should always seek to imitate.

Like Father, Like Son?

Introduction:  Last time, we saw that the apostle Paul commanded the Ephesian Christians to “lay aside” behavior that characterized those who are spiritually dead and to “put on” behavior that is more in keeping with our new life in Christ.  Today, we will discover five specific behaviors that believers should “lay aside” and replace with five behaviors that represent our “new self.”

Five Fashion Tips From the Apostle Paul

Brandy Brinkley had a heart for the three siblings she heard were going into foster care, but she didn’t know she would get the honor of being their mother. ”Adoption takes time, but love comes instantly,” Brandy said. When the day finally came, the courtroom was filled with people from the church—it was the largest group the judge had ever seen. Now, the family is growing deeper roots in the church that brought them together.

First Dallas Story | Love Comes Instantly

Introduction:  Throughout history, Easter -- even more than Christmas -- has been the most important date on the Christian calendar.  Why is that?  Today, we are going to answer three bottom-line questions about Easter.

The Way We Were

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