This message kicks off a new series covering the book of Ephesians.  Our lives must look different from those outside the church for we need to fulfill our identity as a saint. And if we fulfill our identity, there is a day coming when we will be united in Christ with all other saints at his return.

There is a lot of heartbreak and chaos in the world today. But, remember that God placed Jesus above every rule, authority, power, dominion, and name. What a magnificent savior we have as the head of the church! Live like a saint today by expressing your living and active faith.

Three big truths central to our faith are found in this passage. Understanding these is crucial to living like a saint. 1. At one point in time, we were all dead in our sins and without hope. 2. While we were dead in our sins, God loved us and saved us. 3. We are saved by God's grace and we accept that salvation by our faith.

Christians, we're all on the same team and we need to act like it. We have the amazing ability to directly access God through prayer. Make this your first instinct and not the last place you turn.

In this uplifting chapter of his letter to the saints in Ephesus, Paul reveals an important mystery of Christ that was previously unknown to God's people. He also prays for strength and power for believers that we may ask for mighty things in the name of Jesus and that God may be glorified through us.

In the first half of Ephesians 4, we find several key takeaways for living as a believer of Christ. 1. Walk in a manner worthy of your calling 2. Understand the basis on which Christian unity is founded 3. Together, we function as the body of Christ, with Christ serving as the head

Learning to live like Christ means putting off our old selves and putting on the new. We're a new creation - a child of God. In this section of his letter to the saints, Paul provides some important instructions for living as a follower of Christ.

This section of Paul's letter to the saints in Ephesus, gives us three major points to remember for living as Christians. 1. Imitate God as His child 2. Those who live in sin will not inherit the Kingdom 3. Make the best use of your time

Here Paul offers Godly advice for living like Christ in your relationships, with your spouse, family, and at work. Following these principles can bring you peace and joy and more importantly bring glory to God!

When we equip ourselves with the full armor of God, we are ready to defend ourselves against the full forces of evil in the world. With these protections and the prayers of our fellow believers, we will stand firm as saints