One mark of a great soldier is that he fights on his own terms or not at all
Sun Tzu – The Art of War 6:2
In life, we all have struggles, we look at Paul’s encouragement to be strong in the Lord and the power of His might so that we can prevail.

This week we start the final chapter of Ephesians and look at another fun word: obey. We break this down in two contexts of daily life: as children, we are called to obey our parents and as bondservants (workers) in our service. Both are applicable in our daily lives and practical for spiritual growth.

Love and Marriage – Ephesians 5 finishes with a focus in the everyday work relating together. Whether married or single, we all can grow in nourishing and cherishing our relationships with the Lord and each other.

Reference: Daily Temperature Reading

Tonight we delve into what is love and and acceptable sacrifice and look at Ephesians 5’s warning to believers hearts: what should not be there, what should be there , and how we get there.

Ephesians 4:17-32 describes three “Ways”: the Way of the World, the Way of the Lord, and the Way Back.