Sermons

God promises to accomplish in His people things which He will not do without His Word. So it’s important that God’s people be saturated with the Word and devote themselves to being lifelong readers of the Bible. In part three and we cover reasons 6 and 7 for reading your Bible. Follow along as we consider why cultivating this spiritual discipline is so important.

God promises to accomplish His good purposes with His Word. Following the end of our series in Colossians where we were reminded of the importance of reading God’s Word we come to this brief series in which we’re addressing 8 reasons to read your Bible. This part two and we cover reasons 3, 4 and 5. Follow along as we consider why cultivating this spiritual discipline is so important.

God promises to accomplish His good purposes with His Word. Following the end of our series in Colossians where we were reminded of the importance of reading God’s Word we come to this brief series in which we’ll address 8 reasons to read your Bible. This message introduces reasons 1 and 2. Read your Bible because The Bible is God’s Word. It is God speaking to you. And read your Bible, because it shows you the way to salvation from sin.

Real fellowship with God cannot be found without God’s Word. God’s people must be people of the Word and must be faithful to God if we’re to truly be people who grow in Godliness. Follow along as we consider these truths from Colossians 4:15-18.

Real fellowship as believers in Jesus looks like Godly compassion, acceptance and forgiveness, and faithfulness and commitment. Follow along as we examine these truths we discover in Colossians 4:10-14.

“He’ll never change.” “There’s no hope for her.” “It’s just the way I am.” We might be tempted to say these things about others or ourselves, but we’d be forgetting that God is a God of the second chance. Follow along as we consider Colossians 4:9.

The marks of a growing believer are being available, being devoted to one another, being faithful in the work of the gospel, with an attitude of servanthood and seeking to encourage each another in the church. Follow along as we consider these marks from Colossians 4:7-8.

A wise walk and wise talk as believers gives the church it’s strongest and most faithful witness to the watching world. Follow along with this sermons from Colossians 4:5-6.

What should the Church prioritize in prayer? We often focus on health and well-being, but is that the main goal? While it’s not wrong to pray for physical needs, Colossians 4:3-4 shows us a greater vision for our prayers. Let’s explore it.

Prayer is an essential part of every believer’s life. Follow along with this sermon on Colossians 4:2 as we investigate how we’re to make prayer a central part of our spiritual lives.

Christian workers should do their jobs as service to the Lord, even when unsupervised. Christian employers should treat their employees with respect, even if their performance falls short. In the workplace, believers are always serving Jesus. Join us as we explore Colossians 3:22–4:1 for biblical instruction for workers and employers.

Parenting is challenging and not an exact science, but God offers help to those who seek to honor Him. Colossians 3:21 warns against provoking children, which can discourage them. Parents can avoid this by teaching with God’s Word, providing structure, consistency, and a godly example.