Why Christians Can't Follow Jesus Alone | Ephesians 4:1-6

You're Fighting the Wrong Battle | Ephesians 6:10-20

Most of us spend our energy fighting the wrong enemy. This message from Ephesians 6 shows who you are really up against, and how to actually stand firm.This message is the final week of (UN)PUZZLED, a 7-week series through the book of Ephesians.Subscribe for weekly sermons and teaching from Metter Methodist Church.Visit us online: https://www.mettermethodist.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/mettermethodistIf you are wrestling with a relationship that will not heal, a battle you cannot seem to win, or wondering why nothing seems to change, Ephesians 6 speaks directly to that. The armor of God is not a checklist. It is a person. #armorofgod #SpiritualWarfare #Ephesians6 #Sermon #MetterMethodistChurch #StandFirm #ChristianLiving

You're Already Imitating Something

You are always imitating something. The question is whether it's your Father or the world around you. This message from Ephesians 5 shows how beloved children of God walk in love, redeem their time, and are filled with the Spirit instead of the counterfeits that never satisfy. Pastor Allen Cason is the pastor of Metter Methodist Church in Metter, Georgia, where the mission is building the kingdom of God one disciple at a time. Visit us at https://www.mettermethodist.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mettermethodist Subscribe for new sermons every week. #Ephesians #SpiritFilled #BeImitatorsOfGod #SermonOfTheWeek #MetterMethodistChurch #Discipleship #ChristianLiving #BibleStudy #Unpuzzled #HowToWalkWithGod

Why Christians Can't Follow Jesus Alone | Ephesians 4:1-6

You were made to follow Jesus, but not alone. Ephesians 4 shows that the calling that saves us also binds us to each other, and the Christian life only works the way God designed it when we live it together.

The Precarious Nature of Prayer - Rev. Brock Burnett

Rev. Brock Burnett guests preaches on the topic of prayer.

How Jesus Tears Down Every Wall Between Us and God

A warning sign on the Jerusalem temple said any outsider who crossed the barrier would personally be responsible for their death. Jesus didn't negotiate with that wall. He absorbed it into his own body on the cross and replaced it with himself.  00:00 The Wall That Could Get You Killed 04:00 Ephesians 2:14-18 05:30 Three Walls You Have Been Climbing 13:00 How Jesus Wrecked the Wall 20:00 The Cross Does Two Things at Once 25:30 He Did Not Build a New Door. He Became One. 31:00 Access to the Father 34:00 Name Your Wall and Walk Through the Way In Ephesians 2, Paul reaches for the most powerful image of separation his world knew and shows us that the cross of Jesus does not remodel walls. It destroys them. And in their place, Jesus puts himself. Week 3 of (UN)PUZZLED, a 7-week journey through Ephesians at Metter Methodist Church.  Pastor Allen Cason serves Metter Methodist Church in Metter, Georgia. Each week he preaches from Scripture with the conviction that Jesus is building a church of people who have encountered him, follow him, are being transformed by him, and live on mission for him.  Visit us: https://www.mettermethodist.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/mettermethodist #Unpuzzled #Ephesians #Sermon #MetterMethodistChurch #Reconciliation #JesusIsTheWay #Peace #Discipleship #Bible