Have you ever experienced a significant change in your job, school, or daily routine that required you to adapt to a new way of doing things? It can be challenging to adjust, especially when you were comfortable with the old methods. This concept of change and adaptation is central to the message in Ephesians 4:17-24, where Paul teaches us about living a new life in Christ. Let's dive into the key points of this transformative sermon.

In this week's sermon, we delved into Ephesians 4, focusing on the importance of unity and growth within the body of Christ. The passage emphasizes the roles of church leaders and the collective responsibility of believers to build up the church. Through vivid analogies and practical applications, we explored how teamwork and community are essential for spiritual maturity and effective ministry.

Life is fragile. This truth was brought home to me in a very real way when I found myself in the ER, grappling with a sudden and severe illness. In those moments of vulnerability, I was reminded of the fleeting nature of our earthly existence and the profound hope that Christians have in something greater—eternity with God. This sermon explores the biblical understanding of heaven and challenges us to live with an eternal perspective.