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22 resources referencing Ephesians 5:20
The sermon emphasizes the importance of being a giving and thankful people, following the perfect example of Jesus Christ who gave Himself for humanity and consistently gave thanks to God. It…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of unity in the church and doing all things in the name of Jesus Christ, highlighting that salvation and baptism are solely in His name, not in the names of men.…
The sermon titled 'In Every Thing Give Thanks' exhorts believers to cultivate a heart of thankfulness in all circumstances, emphasizing that it is God's will for Christians to give thanks always and…
The sermon explores the secret of contentment as taught by Paul in Philippians 4:12-13, emphasizing that true contentment is found only through Christ and is independent of one's circumstances,…
The sermon addresses the sovereignty of God, emphasizing that while God is sovereign over creation, salvation, and providence, misunderstanding this sovereignty can lead to serious dangers. These…
The sermon emphasizes the biblical foundation of Thanksgiving as a voluntary sacrifice of praise and gratitude to God, rooted in Old Testament practices and New Testament teachings. It encourages…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of a Christ-centered marriage, where the goal is to honor Jesus Christ through mutual submission, love, and sanctification. It highlights marriage as a primary…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Spirit, which includes having a thankful heart and expressing gratitude to God. It highlights the recent passage of Mississippi's House…
The sermon emphasizes the biblical call to give thanks always and in all circumstances, highlighting thankfulness as both an attitude and an active practice that aligns believers with God's will. It…
The sermon emphasizes the Christian principle of mutual submission among believers, rooted in humility and modeled by Jesus Christ's servant leadership and obedience unto death. It contrasts worldly…