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The sermon focuses on spiritual transformation and living out our new identity in Christ, based on Ephesians 4:25-32. Pastor David emphasizes that true change requires not just taking off our old self but putting on the new self created in God's likeness. He discusses how we must stop letting the world's opinions define us and instead embrace our identity as children of God.

The sermon focuses on spiritual transformation and living out our new identity in Christ, based on Ephesians 4:17-24. Pastor David emphasizes that true change requires not just taking off our old self but putting on the new self created in God's likeness. He discusses how we must stop letting the world's opinions define us and instead embrace our identity as children of God.

In this sermon, Pastor David discusses Paul's teachings in Ephesians 4 about walking worthy of our calling as Christians. He emphasizes that salvation is a gift from Christ, but believers must live in a way that reflects that gift. The sermon focuses on the importance of unity in the church, spiritual maturity, and using our God-given gifts to build up the body of Christ rather than just being consumers in church.

Pastor David delivers a sermon on Ephesians 3, focusing on how believers often think too small about God's purposes and power in their lives. Using Paul's letter from prison to the Ephesian church, he emphasizes that God wants to do more through us than we can imagine. The sermon explores how Paul saw his imprisonment not as a barrier but as a platform for sharing the gospel, encouraging believers to view their circumstances through the lens of God's greater purpose.

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The sermon discusses the issue of division within the church and emphasizes the importance of unity in Christ. The pastor uses Ephesians 2:11-22 to explain how Jesus broke down the walls between Jews and Gentiles, creating one new family through His sacrifice. He highlights that while churches may have differences in preferences and traditions, the foundation should always be Jesus Christ as the cornerstone.

The sermon focuses on Ephesians 2:1-10, exploring humanity's spiritual condition before and after salvation through Christ. Pastor David emphasizes that before Christ, we were spiritually dead in our sins and deserving of God's wrath. However, the passage pivots on the powerful words 'But God,' highlighting how God's grace and mercy intervened to save us despite our condition.