"Stand up, stand up for Jesus!"

Why does the Lord include personal, seemingly insignificant comments from Paul? Plus, a brief study of the style used in Paul's epistles.

You have the full armor of God, and the sharp sword of His word, so take a stand!

The Christian life is a draft into spiritual warfare - we should not only get our armor, but also know our enemy.

The Lord has something to say to employees, and their employers!

As the Lord concludes this section about the family, He puts the emphasis right back on the head of the household: the father.

God gave clear directions to husbands and wives, but now He has something equally clear to say to the children.

God has high expectations for wives, but He has even higher expectations for husbands: treat her as Christ treats His bride!

Buckle up! This week: God's directions for wives. Next week: God's directions for husbands.

"Be not drunk with wine." How much clearer can the Lord make it?

Two tasks for the believer: walking circumspectly and redeeming the time.

All things are reproved and made manifest by the light, whether we like it or not!

There is a difference between ministering among and fellowshipping with.

We were darkness, but now we are light in the Lord! Praise God!

Be careful who you partake with...

We should be careful not to confuse our salvation with our inheritance...

Let's talk about how we shouldn't walk...

Paul's practical admonitions for the Christian life continue in chapter five of Ephesians.

Plato once said, "Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle." This is especially true for our brothers and sisters in Christ.

Grieve not the Holy Spirit.