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Ephesians 6; Living Prepared, Prayerful, and Strong in the Lord
🌿 POINT 1 — Ephesians 6:1–4 HONOR BEGINS AT HOME - Paul begins by speaking directly to children and parents - Children are called to obey their parents “in the Lord” - Paul repeats the commandment to honor your father and mother - Honor carries a promise of well-being - Fathers are warned not to provoke their children to anger - Parents are called to raise and guide their children in the ways of the Lord Key Truth: Our faith is not only demonstrated publicly. It should first transform the way we love, honor, lead, and treat the people closest to us. Reflection Question: How can you better reflect Christ in the way you treat and honor the people closest to you? 🌿 POINT 2 — Ephesians 6:5–9 SERVE WITH INTEGRITY - Paul addresses bondservants and masters within the social structure of that time - He calls believers to serve sincerely, not only when someone is watching - Our work should ultimately be done as service to Christ - God sees and rewards what is done faithfully - Those in authority are also accountable to God - God shows no favoritism based on earthly position or status Key Truth: Who we are when no one is watching matters to God. Whatever role we are in, we can serve with integrity because ultimately we are serving Him. Reflection Question: Would the way you work, serve, or lead change if you approached everything as if you were doing it directly for God? 🌿 POINT 3 — Ephesians 6:10–13 RECOGNIZE THE REAL BATTLE - Paul tells believers to “be strong in the Lord” - Our strength comes from God’s power, not our own - We are told to put on the full armor of God - Paul explains that our struggle is not ultimately against flesh and blood - There are spiritual forces of evil at work - God equips us so that when difficulty comes, we can stand firm Key Truth: Not every battle should be fought against a person. Recognizing the spiritual nature of the battle changes how we respond—with discernment, truth, prayer, and dependence on God instead of anger or retaliation.
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@Achelya Feudo This is a major shift for many. I recently have excluded myself from family functions because of a very toxic family member. And a part of me thought “why should I have to miss out on a family event because this person will be there?” But I prayed on it and I know mentally I’m not ready to be in the same room. I don’t feel strong enough to not speak my peace. So I’m giving it more time and prayer on the matter. I know she had her own demons and I pray she finds God and gets healing. ❤️‍🩹 Until then, boundaries. And praying and forgiveness was hard for me to do after the extremely harmful and toxic behaviors she’s shown. I get it when you say it’s hard. But you’re doing the hard work in yourself to be more like HIM. I commend you!🙏🏾
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Hey faith & flow fam! I just wanted to personally welcome you to Faith & Flow. <3 Whether you've been walking with Jesus for years or you're just starting your journey, I'm really glad you're here. My prayer is that this becomes a place where you feel encouraged, challenged, and reminded that you don't have to grow in your faith alone. Make yourself at home, jump into the conversations, and don't hesitate to ask questions. We're so excited to have you here!
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Love it here already. I missed tonight’s call but I’ll be joining the next one.
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Finding my Mojo in this life & creating the life I want live. Mom of a 18 year old, and I’m only committing to what gives me more time with her.

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