Ephesians 5:1 - 5:21
EphesiansSteve Gregg
In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses Ephesians 5:1-21, which emphasizes the importance of walking worthily with God and putting off negative behaviors like bitterness and anger. Gregg notes that humor has its place in the Christian life but warns against using jesting and foolish talking inappropriately. He also highlights the importance of understanding the nature of God and maintaining a relationship with the Holy Spirit. Overall, the passage stresses the importance of walking in the light and steering clear of unfruitful works of darkness.
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