Ephesians 6:16-24
You’ve heard “put on the whole armor of God …,” but did you know all but two pieces of armor were for defense? The only two weapons we have for offense are the Sword of the Spirit and prayer. Learn how to lay hold of both as you turn to God for spiritual resources to engage the enemy in this final study in Ephesians.
Ephesians 6:13-15
The key word to the “whole armor of God” metaphor is STAND. This is the fourth time we’ve studied this word in the book of Ephesians. How should we stand? We stand in the truth—since the truth of God’s Word holds everything together, says our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee.
Ephesians 6:10-12
“Our enemy is not flesh and blood. The enemy is spiritual and the warfare is spiritual. We need spiritual power to combat the demonic world around us,” says our teacher, Dr. J. Vernon McGee. Do not be clueless as you go into battle today. Study Ephesians 6 with us.
Ephesians 6:5-10
We continue our lessons in spiritual warfare with this from Dr. J. Vernon McGee: “The devil is the deceiver, coming as an angel of light. He will use every possible means to deceive you. We are no match for him but are told that God will fight the devil for us.” Learn more about the enemy of your soul in our study in Ephesians 6.
Ephesians 6:1-8
As a Christian parent, you have the privilege to claim your children for the Lord. Learn the foundational truths to a home that honors God in this practical study in Ephesians 6.
Ephesians 5:30-6:1
Have you stood with your partner and before God said “I do” to holy vows of marriage? If yes, then you know, at least in part, how the picture of marriage illustrates Jesus’ love for His church. Sacrifice, selflessness, leadership, and love—all describe the relationship Jesus has with us, the body of Christ.
Ephesians 5:20-31
When we are saved, God’s Spirit does four things in us: He gives us new life, He comes to live in us, He seals us, and He baptizes us. The only thing we are commanded to do is to “be filled with the Holy Spirit.” Our study in Ephesians 5 explains what that means on a daily basis in our lives.
Ephesians 5:14-20
Dr. J. Vernon McGee has two great words for us from Ephesians 5: “Wake up!” and “Walk wisely!” Discover what those two directives look like in your life in this engaging study of God’s Word.
Ephesians 4:31-5:13
In a culture afraid to call sin for what it is, come study Ephesians 5 with Dr. J. Vernon McGee and learn how to deal with sin—yours and others’—through the help of the Holy Spirit. In a dark world, learn how to reflect the One who is the Light of the world.
Ephesians 4:22-5:2
If you’ve tried on your own to “put off the old man … and put on the new man,” you know it can’t be done. Learn in our study of Ephesians 4 how to be transformed in the power of the Holy Spirit.