Ephesians Chapter 4:1-3

What does it mean to live out who we already are in Christ?

As the Apostle Paul turns from doctrine to daily living in Ephesians chapter 4, he calls believers to “walk worthy of the calling” they have received. Writing from a Roman prison to a church planted in one of the most pagan and immoral cities of the ancient world, Paul urges Christians to reflect Christ not through feelings or perfection, but through faithful direction.

This message focuses on the practical Christian walk: humility, meekness, patience, love, and guarding the unity that the Holy Spirit has already created within the church. Salvation changes our position instantly, but sanctification shapes our lives daily.

This sermon reminds us that the church is not a showroom for perfect people, but a workshop and a hospital where God is continually shaping His people for His glory.