The best gifts are not material but spiritual, not temporal, but eternal, and not earthly, and not earthly, but heavenly.

In the book of Ephesians, we discover a rich list of what God has given to his children.

Let's join Scott Pauley now as we open this portion of scripture and take inventory of all spiritual

blessings that are ours in Christ.

Behold how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity.

Those are the words of Psalm 133 in verse number one.

And it has always been God's heart for his family members, his children, brethren, to be together in unity. Every parent knows how terribly disappointing and disruptive it is when the children

don't get along. Imagine how our Heavenly Father must feel. We've come today in our walk through

the book of Ephesians, looking at all these spiritual

blessings that we have to the opening verses of Ephesians chapter number four.

Now, in the recent studies, we have seen the divine wisdom, the divine love, the divine power,

and now we come to the divine unity.

You see, God's divine resources affect every relationship in life.

They not only connect us to God, they connect us in the right way to people around us.

Listen to the opening verses of Ephesians 4. I, therefore, the prisoner of the Lord,

beseech you that you walk worthy of the vocation

wherewith you're called.

Let me pause just a moment.

You say you're a Christian, then live like one.

You profess to know Jesus.

It ought to look like it.

We say we believe so many things, but do they really change the way we behave?

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