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178 resources referencing Ephesians 4:3
The sermon emphasizes the supreme importance of charity, defined as agape love, the selfless, God-given love that surpasses all spiritual gifts and actions. The preacher highlights that without…
Brother Josh Coker's sermon on prayer emphasizes its importance as a fundamental practice for Christian discipleship, highlighting prayer as both a mystery and a spiritual weapon. He teaches from…
Brother Josh Coker's sermon emphasizes the importance of focusing on Jesus to endure the challenges of the Christian life. He highlights that believers must lay aside every weight and sin, run with…
Elder Sam Bryant preaches from Ephesians 5, emphasizing kindness, forgiveness, and following God as His dear children. He highlights the importance of walking in love as Christ loved us and gave…
Brother Josh Coker's sermon emphasizes that love is the essential ingredient for lasting and healthy relationships, whether in marriage, family, or church. He explains that love is not merely a…
Elder Sam Bryant's sermon explores how Jesus used nature to teach spiritual truths, emphasizing the sovereignty of God in giving life both physically and spiritually. He highlights key biblical…
Elder Sam Bryant's sermon emphasizes the Christian call to forgiveness, kindness, and tenderheartedness, grounded in the forgiveness God offers for Christ's sake. Using biblical examples such as…
Elder James Conley preaches on the theme of God's renewed mercies as found in the book of Lamentations, emphasizing hope amid sorrow through recalling God's faithfulness and compassion. He highlights…
The sermon explores the topic of forgiveness through five key questions: who deserves it, what it is, when to apply it, why to forgive, and how often. It emphasizes that forgiveness is a command from…
The sermon explains Romans 14, focusing on Christian liberty and charity within the early church's diverse community. It emphasizes accepting believers with different convictions about practices like…