Our Spiritual Inheritance
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In Matthew 4:19 we examined Jesus’ call to evangelism. In Philippians 4:19 we celebrated God’s promise of provision. In 1 John 4:19 we remembered that we love because He first loved us.
Colossians 4
The unknown and unsung heroes of the faith should be examples to us that it is more important to be well-known in heaven than well-known on earth.
Colossians 3
Put to death the sinful practices of the world and clothe yourself with Christ!
Colossians 1
Paul's letter to the Colossions can be organized into two main categories: what Jesus has done and what Christians should do.
Renew Your Mind: This Means War
How do we renew our minds? We go to war. Taking thoughts captive, setting our minds on things above, fixing our minds on God’s Word, and fighting the good fight with the armor and weapons God has provided, gives us the best chance of victory on the battlefield of the mind.
Renew Your Mind: You Are What You Think
As followers of Jesus, sometimes we think too little of ourselves. After all, we are children of the King and heirs to the throne! At the same time, we often think too highly of ourselves. Without Christ, we are sinful and fallen. Biblically, we must recognize the power of our thoughts over our character and destiny... "we are what we think."
Renew Your Mind: We Need a Mind Makeover
According to the Bible, the “renewed mind” is initiated by the supernatural work of God. To have the mind of Christ is to think like Jesus thinks… to love the things that Jesus loves and to despise the things that Jesus despises.
New Ministry
In 2 Corinthians 5:18-19, Paul informs the Christians in Corinth that they have been commissioned to bring the message of God’s reconciliation to the world.
New Name
We are citizens of heaven, representatives of God’s Kingdom, and we are living in this world as Christ’s ambassadors. What is our responsibility as ambassadors to bring the message of reconciliation to the world?
New Creation
For the next 3 weeks, get ready to dive deep into a pivotal and powerful passage from Paul’s 2nd letter to the Corinthian church.
The Kind of Person God Uses
We’ve been given gifts, passions, talents, abilities and experiences, each according to our ability, not according to anyone else’s… and we’re expected to be faithful. Don’t bother with comparison. The Master knows what He’s doing!
The Kind of Person God Uses
Throughout Scripture followers of God and Jesus are encouraged not to be afraid of their enemies, the authorities, and even the devil; but sometimes we can even be afraid of God's work in our lives.
The Kind of Person God Uses
The kind of person God uses is a person with a servant’s heart.
The Kind of Person God Uses
In week two of a look at The Kind of Person God Uses, we discover the two relational traits of being Engaging and Curious.
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