Tim Keller | January 22, 2012
The first three chapters of Ephesians has a lot of heavy theology about what it means to be a Christian and who we are in Christ. Then, it suddenly gets incredibly practical—and it’s not actually a different subject.
All of the theology has an effect on how we live in our practical lives. Christ really is Lord of every area of life. Two of those areas are now laid out for us: work and family.
We’re going to look now at 1) Jesus and your work, 2) Jesus and your family, and 3) Jesus and your life.
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