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Ted Clarke - Sermon Outline
Title: “Christ like husband equals a Christ like home”
Text: Ephesians 5:23-33
Proposition Statement: Christ’s relationship to the Church serves as a great example to husband and his responsibilities.
Introduction: (Background on the book and passage)
Transition statement: It is the second half of the book which give us some practical insight to the husband and wife relationship as it pertains to Christ’s relationship to the Church
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A husband has the responsibility of the *finally authority* (vs.
23 - 24)
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The “Head”( kejalh -kef a lay ) from (kaptw -kapto) def…
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Christ's Headship is not identical but an example
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Headship is leadership
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The husband is the Leader of the wife & home(same as Christ’s & church)
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Christ is the “savior of the body” earned the right as the leader
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What is leadership?-
Transition statement: Leadership should be most evident is the role of spiritual leader.
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A husband has the responsibility of *spiritual maturity* (vs.
25 – 27)
a. Christ directs the church for spiritual growth
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The objective of Christ was to save & purify (set apart) the church.
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Christ the example of spiritual maturity for the Husband
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The husband is the EXAMPLE
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How does spiritual maturity look – Sanctify or set apart and making clean
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Washing of water by the word–diversity of opinion on its meaning.
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Tim LaHaye in his book “how to be happy thought married”
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Vs.
27 gives us the results this ultimately give glory to the head and to God
Transition statement: This Spiritual growth which honors the head is possible because of the sacrificial love of Christ who gave himself for the church.
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A Husband has the responsibility of *Love and Unity* (vs. 25, 28-33)
a. Love: men are incapable of loving like Christ’s yet we can Love like we Love ourselves.
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Worldly misconceptions of what love is:
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What encompasses right Love:
b. Unity
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(vs30)Christ is so much a part of us and we are of him that their is a Unity which is best conveyed in the aspect “communication”
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Good communication involves:
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The mystery is the relationship of the church marriage is not a sacrament
Transition statement: This mystery of Christ’s relationship to the Church revealed in Ephesians provides a great example to husbands regarding his: responsibility of the
Conclusion:
Repetition is important and the aspect of Love is repeated in vs. 33 love your wife even as you love yourself.*
Remember your responsibility finally authority, spiritual maturity*, and *Love and Unity.
*I hope these words have been an encouragement, and challenge lets pray
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