Ephesians 4: A Worthy Walk

Ephesians 4: A Worthy Walk

Who are we in Christ? Paul spends the first three chapters of Ephesians reminding its recipients who they are: They have peace and fellowship with God. They are adopted. They are redeemed. They are in Christ. Therefore, they should “walk in a manner worthy of [their] calling” (Ephesians 4:1).

Just like the Ephesians, we are called to live out who we are in Christ.

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This teaching is based on Ken Boa’s Handbook to Scripture

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