As we conclude our study through the book of Ephesians, Paul gives us a sobering look at the reality of the enemy that we face. We can remain alert and prepared if we put on the armor of God and continually pray for perseverance.

As we continue to study Ephesians, we see further implications of the mutual submission taking place within Christian households. Through these instructions, we can learn to better lead our households as we care for and submit to one another.

Paul gives us a new vision for marriages as we see how we, as believers, are instructed to submit to one another. Marriage is meant to point to the New Creation, when all things are made new and made whole.

As we continue our study through Ephesians, we see Paul give two examples that we can follow. We can follow the self-giving love of Christ or the self-serving love of the world. Which example will we choose to follow?

As we continue our study through Ephesians, we see Paul's instruction to take off the old self to put on the new. If we are in Christ, we have been made a new creation and we are to live into that new identity rather than continuing to live in our old clothes.

In this joint bilingual service with Lake Springs Church and Esperanza Church, we look at unity within the church as we spend time in worship and prayer together.

As we continue our study through Ephesians, we see Paul's prayer for the church. We can use this as a model to pray for ourselves and those around us, to grow in spiritual maturity and to be formed more into the likeness of Christ.

God's wisdom is revealed through the unity that can be found within the church. When formerly separated people come together, God's wisdom is on display. All peoples have been brought into one family under King Jesus.