Every single day of our lives, we take off clothes, usually dirty, and we put on clothes.

That's just a natural thing that we do. Do you know that that's the metaphor that God uses for how we're

supposed to live our Christian lives? Boy, there's some things we're supposed to put off every day and things that

we're supposed to put on. Clean clothes. Find out all about it on today's episode. Welcome to

Everyday Truth with Kurt Skelly. We believe the Bible is true and relevant to everyone,

everywhere, every day. If today's conversation is a help to you, take a moment

to leave a review or share it with a friend. Thanks for listening. Now, let's join Kurt for today's

episode. Welcome back, friends, to today's episode of Everyday Truth. Have another postcard to share

with you today. And this is from my very

dear friends, the Bacombs, Billy and Kay. Kay teaches here at our school and Billy's kind of my

bodyguard. If you saw them, you'd know. And so Billy and Kay, I love you guys. Thank you for thinking

about me when you were on vacation

in the badlands. I'm not going to make any joke about that. The badlands. How appropriate.

But thanks for sharing that. I have been here and it is beautiful, beautiful countryside.

So thanks for thinking about me when you are on vacation. And thanks most of all

for listening to the podcast. And that's a great blessing to me. Ephesians chapter four today

in your copy of the Word of God. We are talking about the life of the believer in how that if we have trusted Christ and we now are identified

with him and we're supposed to be receiving our signals from him, he's our head, and we're

the body, then our behavior ought to be markedly different than that of the world,

of that of our unsaved counterparts.

They have an excuse for their debauchous behavior.

They have an excuse for their licentiousness, an excuse in the sense of

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