As we strive to yield our lives to the control of the Holy Spirit, it is important for us to know that there is an adversary among us who would do anything to sever our connection to God. Satan is determined to hinder God's image in us and continue his brutal assault on our hearts. Thankfully, the Lord has provided us with impenetrable armor to withstand the attacks of the enemy. Covers Ephesians 6:10-17.

Walking shows up in the Bible a lot. We're told to walk in our faith, walk worthy of our calling—and in Ephesians 5:1-2, we are told to walk in love. In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah examines how we learn to walk in love by imitating God.

Are you impacting the synergy of your church? Contributing to a combined effect that’s greater than the sum of individual efforts? Dr. David Jeremiah considers this concept in this message from Ephesians 4.

It is important to exercise, but physical strength can only carry us so far. If we’re going to thrive in this world and hold fast to both the promises and responsibilities that come with being a follower of Christ, we need something much more substantial—inner strength. In Ephesians, Paul gives us a template for praying for inner strength.

When we pray, “Thy kingdom come,” we are praying, in part, for the Millennium – The Coming Golden Age. This coming kingdom will be a thousand years unlike any period of time the world has experience.

The Golden City, Jerusalem, is God’s chosen city, and the city where Christ was crucified and rose again. In the future, it will be the city where Christ will reign during the Millennium.

During the Millennium, Christ will reign perfectly over the entire world for a thousand years, and every knee will bow before Him, the King of kings and Lord of lords.