Resurrection Life Poplarville

How do we know the will of the Lord for our lives? In Ephesians 5, Paul connects wisdom, humility, and understanding God’s will as essential to following Jesus. Too often, believers struggle to discern God’s direction while overlooking the wisdom He calls us to walk in. In this message, we explore how to receive godly wisdom, the importance of humility, and how these work together to help us understand and live out the will of the Lord. If we want to follow Jesus faithfully, we must learn to walk wisely, live humbly, and pursue His will above our own.

Is the world's idea of wisdom the same as God's idea of wisdom? In Ephesians, we are challenged to examine how we walk and to recognize the difference between living wisely and living foolishly. Wisdom is more than knowledge; it is living with intentionality, making the most of the time God has given us, and seeking His direction in every decision. When we live without purpose or thought, we risk missing what God has for us. A wise life is not only seen in how we walk with God, but also in how we treat one another. The call is clear: seek the wisdom of God, walk with purpose, and live in a way that reflects the difference between the wise and the foolish.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

What if your joy was never supposed to be determined by what happens around you? In this powerful message, we discover that the joy of the Lord is not fleeting happiness—it is the unshakable confidence that comes from knowing whose you are and who God is. Even when we fail, face suffering, walk through uncertainty, or find ourselves in circumstances we cannot control, Jesus gives us a reason to rejoice. When we fix our eyes on Him and abide in His presence, His joy becomes our strength—and that joy doesn’t stop with us; it overflows through us into the way we love, serve, forgive, and live.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.

Love Your Neighbor is more than a good idea—it’s a command that God Almighty takes personally. Throughout this fall semester, we’re discovering who our neighbor really is and what it looks like to love people the way Jesus commanded us to. Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by the way they love one another, so this series challenges us to move beyond words and put love into action. Because people are the thing that is most valuable to the King of the universe.