The Believer's Riches in Christ Jesus

Ephesians 6:4 teaches the responsibilities of parents, especially fathers, toward their children. The sermon calls parents away from harshness and neglect and toward discipline and instruction that are of the Lord.

Ephesians 6:1-3 teaches the responsibilities of children and parents in the Christian home. The sermon calls families to immediate obedience under the authority of Scripture for the glory of God.

Scripture Authority

Ephesians 5 continues lessons on the roles of wives and husbands in Christian marriage. The sermon frames marriage roles as a test of submission to the authority and sufficiency of God's Word.

Scripture Authority

Ephesians 5 continues teaching the role of Christian husbands in marriage. The sermon calls husbands to submit to God's design so their marriages and homes serve the glory of God.

Ephesians 5 begins teaching the role of the Christian husband in marriage. The sermon frames a husband's obedience as a test of submission to God's Word and dependence on the Spirit's renewing work.

Ephesians 5 gives critical lessons for understanding the roles of wives and husbands in Christian marriage. The sermon emphasizes Spirit-filled obedience, created order, mutual submission, and a posture that is not centered on personal

Ephesians 5:22-24 teaches the role of Christian wives in marriage. The sermon frames this teaching as a test of submission to God's authority and obedience to His Word.

Scripture Authority

Ephesians 5:18-21 continues teaching the pathway of being filled with the Spirit. The sermon calls believers to respond to God's invitation with the glory of God as their motivation.

Ephesians 5:18-21 teaches that being filled with the Spirit is the standard of Christian living. The sermon calls believers to study, submit to, and expect the Spirit's work in everyday life.

Ephesians 5 commands believers to be filled with the Spirit rather than controlled by drunkenness or sinful excess. The filling of the Spirit is a daily command for faithful Christian living, not a license for confusion or abuse.