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Who Runs Your Family?
How do you react when you get to parts of the Bible that are difficult to understand or that you may disagree with? In this message from Colossians 3:16-4:1, Pastor Chip discusses the topic of our relationships with our spouse, children, and workplace and how we deal with difficult passages like "wives submit to your husbands!"
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- Oct 13, 2019Who Runs Your Family?Who Runs Your Family?How do you react when you get to parts of the Bible that are difficult to understand or that you may disagree with? In this message from Colossians 3:16-4:1, Pastor Chip discusses the topic of our relationships with our spouse, children, and workplace and how we deal with difficult passages like "wives submit to your husbands!"
- Oct 6, 2019Look UpLook UpTheology is always practical which means knowing Jesus means things should change in your life. In this message from Colossians 3:1-17, Pastor Chip discusses the things that Paul says you must stop doing and the things you must start doing as a follower of Jesus.
- Sep 29, 2019Don’t Wander OffDon’t Wander OffAfter reminding the Colossians about who Jesus is in the first part of the letter, Paul then shares his practical concern with them. Theology is always practical. Paul has reminded them of the truth and then tells them not to be taken captive by anything else, especially false teachers. In this message from Colossians 2:6-23 Pastor Chip helps us see why the same message is important for us today.
- Sep 15, 2019Why JesusWhy JesusThe gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke all record Jesus asking his disciples who people think Jesus is. They tell him what they've heard and then Jesus asks them, "Who do YOU say that I am?" That question is the heart of theology and it's a question that every person needs to think about and answer. Colossians tells us the answer plainly saying that Jesus is God in person.
- Sep 8, 2019Knowing the TruthKnowing the TruthPaul's letter to the Colossians presents perhaps the clearest description in the Bible of who Jesus is and why it matters. But before Paul gets into that he begins with what is basically a love letter to that little church. And in that love letter he tells them that he prays for them often and he shares what he prays. Paul and his fellow workers pray that they would be filled with the knowledge of the truth about Jesus. Because this is God's Word, the same prayer applies to us. God wants you to be filled with the knowledge of the truth of Jesus.
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