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Continuing from the previous message, we look at the prayer of Jesus Christ and the prayer of the Apostle Paul. We find that in both cases, it wasn’t the mind of God that was changed, but the attitude of the one who prayed. https://www.youtube.com/@GraceAliveMinistries https://www.gracealive.org/sermon-series/why-pray/
In Colossians 1, Paul emphasizes that he was made a minister. This is because there were two aspects to his ministry. The first aspect was his ministry as he spread the gospel of the grace of God throughout the known world. The second aspect of his ministry was that a dispensation of God was given to him, making him the apostle of…
Dave gives the six top reasons he personally uses the King James Bible. The purpose of this is to develop a quick response whenever someone tells you that the KJV is outdated, archaic and hard to understand. Even if you don’t know all of the ins and outs of the manuscript controversies, knowing a few verses to go to and a few…
Prayer is simply making your will and desires made to another. Often when it is made to another person, it is done to change their mind. Most Christians carry this idea of prayer into their prayers to God. But God isn’t going to change His mind. For that matter, is God just a religious version of a genie, there to grant you…
Colossians 1:21-23 And you, that were sometime alienated and enemies in your mind by wicked works, yet now hath he reconciled In the body of his flesh through death, to present you holy and unblameable and unreproveable in his sight: If ye continue in the faith grounded and settled, and be not moved away from the hope of the gospel, which ye…
Every time a tragedy occurs, there are two inevitable responses. First, a large plurality of people will say: “Our thoughts and prayers are with you.” Reacting to that, some will say: “If prayer worked, why did the tragedy occur in the first place?” Prayer is one of the most mis-understood topics among not only Christendom, but the world in general. Prayer always…
In Colossians it is made very clear that we are complete in Christ. There is nothing we can do to make us more complete – Christ did it all. But there are traps that we can fall into concerning the faith, and our reward can be lost. Three traps that are laid by men: Let no man rob you. Let no man…
Everyone is responsible for studying God’s Word to verify that the doctrines they are being taught are true. Paul warns of men who will beguile you. There are also false teachers who present themselves as ministers of light. Cunning men using craftiness will try to deceive you. But Paul also tells us how to identify these men and how to walk in…
When Paul talks about Jesus being the image of God, he is not saying he is the likeness. He is showing that Christ was indeed God. When he says Christ is the firstborn, he is showing that Jesus is given all the wealth and authority of all men.
In Ephesians, Philippians and Colossians, each book looks at relationships in the body of Christ. Ephesians is about the relationship of the body of Christ to its’ head; Colossians is concerned with the relationship of the head to the body, and finally Philippians is emphasizing the relationship of the body to each other. This is why the salutations in each book is…