Continuing Through Ephesians
Hayward Wesleyan Church Family,
This Sunday, we will continue the "Livin' It" series, by digging into Ephesians 4:17-5:21. You can read it by clicking here.
As you prayerfully read the passage, look for how we're NOT to live -- and how we ARE to live -- the deeds of darkness v.s. the fruit of the light. (What do we put OFF? What do we put ON?)
What does it mean to walk as children of the light?
Key verse in this passage: "Wake up, O sleeper and rise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you."
Songs for Sunday:
Trading My Sorrows
Everlasting God
Shout to the Lord
More Love to Thee
My Jesus, I Love Thee
Amazed
This Sunday, we will continue the "Livin' It" series, by digging into Ephesians 4:17-5:21. You can read it by clicking here.
As you prayerfully read the passage, look for how we're NOT to live -- and how we ARE to live -- the deeds of darkness v.s. the fruit of the light. (What do we put OFF? What do we put ON?)
What does it mean to walk as children of the light?
Key verse in this passage: "Wake up, O sleeper and rise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you."
Songs for Sunday:
Trading My Sorrows
Everlasting God
Shout to the Lord
More Love to Thee
My Jesus, I Love Thee
Amazed
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"What does it mean to walk as children of light?"
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