What does wine have to do with walking in the spirit?

A lot.

Because God uses a great analogy about what it means to be controlled by God's spirit.

You can find out all about that on today's episode.

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Hey, friends, just looking through my postcards this morning and saw this one that just came in from the Adams family there in St. Augustine, Florida.

And it's been a blessing for me to be on the east coast there of Florida.

I think isn't St. Augustine the oldest city in America? I think it is. Anyway, I've been to this very spot, the St. Augustine Lighthouse in Florida. It's a great place, really, really

a neat place to visit. So thank you,

Adams is for thinking about me and sending me that postcard and listening to the podcast.

We're in Ephesians Chapter 5 today, and I got a little bit discombobulated. Don't you love that

word? Discombobulated last episode at the end of the

episode, but I'm going to try to bring some clarity today. So we talked about that metaphor of sleeping and being

awake, and the Bible often uses that imagery. And in light of that kind of extended metaphor,

I want you to look at verse number 15. So Ephesians 5 and verse number 15, where based upon that

illustration of waking and sleeping or sleeping and waking, it says,

verse 15, see then that you walk circumspeckly, not as fools, but as wise.

So think about that.

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