In this teaching from Mark 5, Jesus encounters a violent, demon-possessed man. The demons recognize Jesus as the Son of the Most High God, beg not to be tormented or sent away, and are permitted to enter a herd of … Continue reading →

In Ephesians 6:5-9, the Apostle Paul instructs “servants” (employees) to obey their “masters” (employers) with respect, sincerity, and diligence—”as unto Christ”—and not only when being watched. Employers, in turn, are to treat workers fairly and kindly, recognizing that they, too, … Continue reading →

In this lesson, God has called fathers to a more profound task than simply being a care-provider. They are commanded not to provoke their children to anger through harsh treatment, but instead to “bring them up in the nurture and … Continue reading →

If you want your child to love God, you are to love God first. This study reveals that, as God’s agents, parents have the responsibility and authority to teach and train their children—while disciplining in love—helping them to understand themselves … Continue reading →

A husband loving his wife as Christ loves the Church is about willingly seeking her highest good. This message from Ephesians 5 shows that this servant-leadership love should be unconditional, active, and ongoing. There are many twisted ideas about the … Continue reading →

We learn from this teaching in Ephesians 5 that the Bible has a lot to say about wives and their role within the marriage relationship—including willingly submitting to their husbands “as unto the Lord,” which runs counter to the post-Fall … Continue reading →

In this episode, we examine how marital priorities from God’s perspective are best carried out. According to God’s Word, marriage is a gift of relationship from God that He intended for companionship, closeness, oneness, and growth. In Genesis 2, God … Continue reading →