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Honesty and Maintaining the Right Work Ethic. (Ephesians 4: 28)

June 25, 202627m
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Episode Notes:  Honesty and Maintaining the Right Work Ethic. (Eph 4: 28)

Sometimes Scripture tells us things we think we already know. Now and then, I find myself teaching a verse that seems so obvious, so basic, so universally accepted, that I wonder why Paul even needed to say it…. And that is exactly where we are today.

The verse before us is one that most people, Christian or not, would agree with on the surface. It doesn’t sound controversial. It doesn’t sound complicated. It doesn’t sound theological.

But the question is: Why does Paul talk about stealing to Christians?

Is there more going on here than meets the eye? Is Paul saying something deeper than the obvious? Is this verse about more than simply “don’t steal”?

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