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The Role of the Employer (Ephesians)
09/04/2006, Robert McCollum @ Morning Worship (Lisburn)

Ephesians 6 v9

Sermon Outline
A revolution takes place when someone becomes a christian. Their eternal destiny has changes as does their life on earth. They embrace a lifestyle that pleases God and this spills over into their working lives both as an employee and an employer which Paul moves on to tackle next.
1. The principal of equality
2. Remember the principal of justice

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Ephesians
23/01/2005	Paul greeting the Ephesians
30/01/2005	Election - Chosen by God
06/02/2005	The Redemption of Christ
20/02/2005	God's possession
27/02/2005	Thanksgiving & Intercession
13/03/2005	The Power of God
03/04/2005	The Church
10/04/2005	Man in Sin
24/04/2005	Union with Christ
01/05/2005	The Grace of God
22/05/2005	Strife and Division
05/06/2005	The Church as a Kingdom
12/06/2005	The Church as a Family
19/06/2005	The Church as a Temple
04/09/2005	The Nature of the Gospel
11/09/2005	Focused, Specific Prayer
18/09/2005	Power and Adoration
25/09/2005	Church Life
02/10/2005	Spiritual Gifts
23/10/2005	Growth in the Christian Life
06/11/2005	The Christian Life
20/11/2005	Living the Christian Life
27/11/2005	A Pattern for Life
11/12/2005	Sexual Morality
15/01/2006	The Christian Walk
29/01/2006	Under the Influence
05/02/2006	Two Commands
12/02/2006	The Role of the Wife
26/02/2006	The Role of the Husband
05/03/2006	The Role of Children
12/03/2006	The Role of Parents
26/03/2006	The Role of the Employee
09/04/2006	The Role of the Employer
30/04/2006	The Power of Evil
07/05/2006	The Christian Armour (1)
21/05/2006	The Christian Armour (2)
04/06/2006	The Importance of Prayer
11/06/2006	The Conclusion

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