Walk in Love (Part 1) (Ephesians 5:1-3)

Walk in Love (Part 1) (Ephesians 5:1-3)

This is the 3rd time we encounter the word 'walk' in this practical section of Ephesians. In this section the Apostle now issues a call for us to walk in love. As we will see, this is connected with a life of strict separation from the sensual sins of the flesh.

Put Off & Put On (Part 2) (Ephesians 4:29-32)

This section (Vs. 25-32): The Apostle Paul now practically applies the "put off" and "put on" principle he has just discussed (Vs. 22-24) to the everyday lives of the believers. Some wrongly conclude that the Christian life is all about doctrine/theory and fails to impact one's daily life. This couldn't be further from the truth! The truth of God's Word has a transforming effect on our entire lives. These exhortations touch at least 5 important areas in the believer's life.

Put Off & Put On (Part 1) (Ephesians 4:25-28)

This section (Vs. 25-32): The Apostle Paul now practically applies the "put off" and "put on" principle he has just discussed (Vs. 22-24) to the everyday lives of the believers. Some wrongly conclude that the Christian life is all about doctrine/theory and fails to impact one's daily life. This couldn't be further from the truth! The truth of God's Word has a transforming effect on our entire lives. These exhortations touch at least 5 important areas in the believer's life.

A Brand New Life (Ephesians 4:17-27)

The Apostle Paul exhorts the believers concerning another major facet of their walk. In the first part of the chapter the exhortation was to "walk worthy" (Vs. 1). This second section really continues that general theme with a strong emphasis on the need to walk distinctly. We are called to a distinct and separated walk as God's people – a life that is different to the way we used to live. In short, we are called to live a brand-new life as God's children.

The Next Step—Grow (2 Peter 3:17–18)

Being saved and baptized is not the finish line—it's the beginning of the Christian life. This message explores God's call to grow in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ, guarding against spiritual drift and false teaching. Discover practical, biblical steps for spiritual growth: reading and obeying God's Word, prayer, faithful church involvement, submission to biblical authority, and sharing the gospel. Healthy Christians are growing Christians, and God desires every believer to mature into Christlikeness for His glory.