A Wonderful Day in the Lord

It is essential for the believer to put on the full armor of God. If you want to know why, listen now!

Ephesians 6:12 describes "the spiritual forces of wickedness [as being] in the heavenly places ." What are these heavenly places, or heavenlies? We take a look today on "A Wonderful Day in the Lord."

When is armor used? When going to war! Pastor Gary looks at the topic of biblical spiritual warfare in our study this morning.

Part of our need for the armor of God is born out of the schemes of the devil. Pastor Gary helps us take a look at this today.

After our introduction to the armor of God, this morning Pastor Gary Gilley looks at why we need the armor of God.

Southern View Chapel senior pastor Gary Gilley introduces us to another beloved section of the Word of God on this morning's episode of "A Wonderful Day in the Lord." Join us as we begin to examine the armor of God.

As we continue on in the final chapter of Ephesians, Pastor Gary looks at commands to masters this morning on "A Wonderful Day in the Lord."

One of the important aspects of Bible study is understanding the historical context. To better understand our passage this morning, Pastor Gary helps us understand the Roman slave system.

On today's episode of "A Wonderful Day in the Lord" Pastor Gary takes a closer looks at the father's responsibility to provide instruction in his home. Join us as we take a look at what the Word has to say.

As we begin to look at the last chapter of Ephesians, Paul provides practical instruction for several groups of people. The second of these groups is fathers.

As we begin to look at the last chapter of Ephesians, Paul provides practical instruction for several groups of people. The first of these groups is children.

As we conclude the fifth chapter of the Book of Ephesians, we take a closer look at the mystery of the union of Christ and His church. Join us today on "A Wonderful Day in the Lord."

The standard for all conduct in the believer's life is set by the Bible. Today Pastor Gary looks at the standard for marital love set before us in the Scriptures.

Paul continues in this beloved passage on marriage, explaining how the union between man and woman is designed to reflect the union of Christ and His church.

In a very well known passage of Scripture, Paul provides instruction for marriage. Today we look at the husband's role in the marriage relationship.

In a very well known passage of Scripture, Paul provides instruction for marriage. Today we look at the wife's role in the marriage relationship.

How do you know if you're being filled with the Spirit? Pastor Gary's study this morning on "A Wonderful Day in the Lord" will help us understand.

What a blessing it is in the life of one who knows God to be filled with the Spirit. If you haven't felt this blessing or don't know what it means, listen in!

Paul's instructions to the church of Ephesus continue when he says "be careful how you walk, not as unwise men but as wise." This morning we try to get a clear picture of what it means to walk in wisdom.

Now that we have defined walking in the light, the next several verses contrast that walk. Pastor Gary continues to exegete the Word of God on today's episode of "A Wonderful Day in the Lord."

Our daily podcast "A Wonderful Day in the Lord" continues into the month of August as our study of the Book of Ephesians takes us to chapter 5, verses 9 and 10. Join us as we define walking in the light.

Contrary to a having lifestyle of sin, the believer is called to walk in the light. Join Pastor Gary as we study the Word together today.

Ephesians 5:5-6 help us differentiate between having moments of sin and having a lifestyle of sin. This is an important distinction for the believer to understand. Join us as we take a look.

What can hinder our walk in love, or "love walk," as Pastor Gary calls it. This morning's episode of "A Wonderful Day in the Lord" examines this topic.

Any time we're instructed to do something "just as Christ," the task might immediately seem daunting. Pastor Gary this morning takes a look at what it means to "walk in love, just as Christ loved you."