Out text is [esvignore]Ephesians 6:5-8[/esvignore] as we continue our study of bondservants and masters. In this message, we apply – as best we can – those analogous characteristics of obedience between slaves and masters to our modern economic relationships. We look at five characteristics of obedience required of the bondservant that are helpful in pursuing personal holiness. Ephesians 6:5-8
A Reformed Baptist Church Serving Southern Houston
A Reformed Baptist Church Serving Southern Houston
Sermons by Scott Head (Page 22)
TECHNICAL NOTE: We had a different sound system this Sunday and the audio is a bit peaked and loud for the first several minutes, then it is corrected back to normal level. Doesn’t the Bible do a great job ruffling our feathers and pushing us out of our comfort zone? Our study of [esvignore]Ephesians 5[/esvignore] and 6 has been doing just that.…
Need some parenting advice? Looking for how to raise your children in Christ without angering them or abandoning them to the world? The Apostle Paul has wise words for us in [esvignore]Ephesians 6:4[/esvignore]. This is a very important message that teaches us how to apply our faith to our family where it really counts. We must minister faithfully to our children, raise…
As we progress through our study we come to the relationship commands to children and parents. We look to [esvignore]Ephesians 6:1-3[/esvignore] for the duty of children to their parents. Join us as we discover how children are not left to their own in the scripture, nor are parents left to figure it all out themselves regarding child training. The Bible speaks directly…
Here is our third sermon on the highly relevant topic of Christian marriage and gender roles as we work our way through the epistle to the Ephesians. We will hear the husband’s duty to selflessly love his wife from [esvignore]Ephesians 5:25-33[/esvignore]. From this passage we draw out the the Duty of Love, the Aim of…
In today’s culture, the word “submit” is a terribly offensive term. If used in the context of a wife’s duty to her husband, its even more offensive. Christianity, however, is not a cultural faith, we must follow God rather than men and feminists. But Paul’s instruction to wives in [esvignore]Ephesians 5:22-24[/esvignore] is indeed to submit…
Here we look at the greatest challenge of our day – Christians standing firm for, and remaining true to, the Biblical design for gender roles and marriage. This sermon will serve as an introduction to a deeper investigation of [esvignore]Ephesians 5:22-33[/esvignore] and will establish why it is so very critical to get this doctrine right.…
Our sermon is taken from [esvignore]Ephesians 5:18-21[/esvignore]. We will examine the command (yes, the command) to be filled with the Spirit. What does Paul mean by giving Christians the imperative command to be filled with the Spirit, if the Spirit is in us already by regeneration? We will also examine four beneficial results of living a life filled with the Spirit. We…
As we examine [esvignore]Ephesians 5:11[/esvignore], we find a dual command – first have nothing to do with, or no fellowship with, the evil deeds of darkness. But second, we are to expose or illuminate those deeds. This is a continuing Pauline use of the excellent “light vs. darkness” illustration that helps us understand our role in a dark world. In this sermon…
We continue our study of [esvignore]Ephesians[/esvignore] by examining [esvignore]chapter 5[/esvignore] [esvignore]verses 6-14[/esvignore]. In this sermon we will linger upon the warning Paul gives the Ephesians in order to learn yet again the great importance of being a peculiar people and having no partnership with sin. How do we avoid giving a foothold to sin? How do we heed the warning? Ephesians 5:6-14