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References: Ephesians 4
Ephesians 4:1-6 Peace, harmony, agreement, unity, one mind? Does that describe your church? Or your family? Every church wants unity, but all too often we pursue that goal through the wrong means. Ephesians 4 teaches us how to guard the unity of the Spirit. It happens not by refusing to talk theology or frowning on debate, but through cultivating some very basic virtues, beginning with humility. If you struggle with pride (or the fruits of pride, like anger, discontent, or complaining), this series will show you from Scripture how to attain the most precious of virtues: humility. And through that will come true unity.Series: Walking In Unity
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A Daily Journey Through The Attributes of God
It is not enough to learn true things about God.
It is not even enough to experience the benefits of His attributes. We must not be satisfied until our experience of each attribute has been profound enough to move our soul toward deeper love for God.
We must keep learning and experiencing what is so wonderful about each attribute until there is a response in our affections -sparks of actual joy, peace, delight, awe, fear of God, security, satisfaction of soul, comfort, courage, and all the other benefits
Scripture promises will come from the nearness of God’s favorable presence. Each one of God’s attributes is a single ray in the spectrum of the brilliant radiance of His glory. That glory is an ocean, and just one drop of that ocean, if you could just see it clearly, would be enough to delight your soul and occupy your faculties of praise for all eternity.
This book is a journal of how God has been opening my eyes the past few years to begin to see a glimpse of that drop.