Tim takes a second pass at Ephesians chapter 4. Everything that God creates has order and design. His church is no different. He has designed it with offices, anointings, and a structure that, when infused with His presence, results in a mature community that reflects the “measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ”. That means more than we behave like Jesus. It means we occupy the space in the spirit realm that He occupies - and that is a much bigger mandate. Maturity looks like something, and Paul gives us clear direction on what mature community looks like. There’s a particular “foothold” that we need to be aware of - a false refuge - that replaces forgiveness with forgetting (a form of denial) and leads to hardened hearts toward each other and a robbery of our freedom and destiny.