Watch Your Walk - The Book of Ephesians Study - Ephesians 4:17-5:14
- Preacher
- Jonathan Falwell
- Tradition
- Baptist — Southern
- Published
- Length
- 10:20
Scripture
About this sermon
Ephesians Group Study Guide | https://trbc.org/jesus-first-ephesians-study/ Giving | http://TRBC.org/GIVE Watch Week 4 | https://youtu.be/lkn3gHH3GK8 Watch Week 6 | https://youtu.be/jTUXUGrsR28 Learn More | http://trbc.org Start the companion Bible Reading Plan | https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/39457-jesus-first-a-study-on-ephesians Week 5 | Ephesians 4:17-5:14 Group Discussion WATCH YOUR WALK Ephesians 4:17-5:14 • CIRCLE up with your friends, family, or Life Group. • PRAY and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you what the passage means and how to apply it. • READ Ephesians 4:17-5:14 out loud. Read from different trusted translations during this study. • DISCUSS: DISCOVER: What does the passage say? 1. What is the setting? When did it happen (look at the chapter before)? Where was it? Who is the audience? 2. Are any key words or phrases repeated? Which ones are the most important? 3. Restate the passage in your own words. LEARN: What is the passage teaching? 1. What was the biggest lesson you learned from today’s teaching? 2. What do these verses teach about God (the Father, Son, and Spirit) and His character? 3. How do these verses reveal to you the nature of humanity? 4. What does it mean to put off your old self, be made new, and put on your new self? 5. Why does Paul use the imagery of darkness and light? What does darkness and light refer to? 6. What does it look like to walk in light, to be an imitator of Christ? – About the Ephesians Study Ephesians teaches us that because of the Gospel, we are to be a united people who place Jesus First in every aspect of our lives. During this study, we will explore how the Gospel reveals God’s redemptive plan for humanity, displaying His incredible power and love. Thanks to Christ’s sacrifice, we receive God’s unconditional love, forgiveness, and deliverance. Our new identity in Christ unites people from all backgrounds and motivates us to live for a common purpose. This purpose calls us to imitate Christ in all aspects of our lives, including our relationships and battling the darkness in the world. – Stay connected with our church. Instagram | http://instagram.com/ThomasRoad Facebook | http://facebook.com/ThomasRoad Twitter | http://twitter.com/TRBC
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