Who is in charge in your home, and why does that question so often poison our relationships? Reflecting on the Letter to the Ephesians (Ephesians 5-6), this sermon uncovers the Apostle Paul’s revolutionary principle: ‘submit to one another’, words that sounded like an earthquake in the world of Roman patriarchs. Husband, wife, parents and children are not arranged here into a hierarchy of power but invited to imitate Christ, who washed his disciples’ feet and gave his life for us. Listen and find out why the question of who is boss in the family may simply be the wrong question.
Who Is the Boss in the Family?
Jesus the Way: In the World of Relationships
We live on a crowded planet inhabited by more than 8 billion people. The ability to build relationships with others is therefore essential. Over the next few weeks, we will reflect on how life with Jesus shapes our relationships with others-at home, at work, in our community, and in society.
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