Letter to the Ephesians: Chapter 4:17-32

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Letter to the Ephesians: Chapter 4:17-32

Antioch Galveston

51 minutes 50 seconds

3 months ago

Letter to the Ephesians: Chapter 4:17-32

Speaker: Robert Lee

Synopsis:In this episode, Robert Lee unpacks Ephesians 4:17–32 with a call to yield to the Spirit of God living within you. Putting on the “new man” is not about self-effort—it’s a daily relationship of surrender to the Holy Spirit, who has a voice, emotions, and desires a deep connection with you.

Robert delivers powerful “Ephesians 4 Truth Bombs,” revealing how our thoughts shape our walk, how unresolved relational issues give the enemy a foothold, and why our words and forgiveness matter to God. He challenges listeners to renounce lies, agree with God’s truth, and embrace His grace—the power to walk in the new life Jesus provides.

From guarding our speech to extending forgiveness, Robert shows how we can either grieve or please the Spirit with the way we live. Drawing on passages like Galatians 2:20–21 and Luke 6:45, he calls us to speak words that build up, carry grace, and reflect God’s heart—turning even everyday conversations into moments of encouragement, comfort, and prophecy.

This is a message about renewal, restoration, and the Spirit-filled life, urging us to start with God, walk in truth, and love others as we have been loved.