The Christian's Worthy Walk: Personal Reformation, Part 1

The first half of the book of Ephesians focuses on the work of God in our salvation. But this changes in chapters four through six, as the Apostle Paul begins to exhort and command us both corporately and individually. Our corporate pursuit should be unity and maturity in the truth, while our individual walk is a metaphor for the godly and faithful conduct of our life. Do we walk uprightly, confessing and repenting of sin, and seeking to obey the Lord? To walk worthy of the Lord is to practice a way of life that is consistent with His greatness, and to be willing to sacrifice all for His sake. The Apostle Paul gladly gave up everything because he valued Christ more. If God should require it, could you do the same?