Henry Scougal, The Life of God and the Soul of Man. Let us consider that love and affection wherewith holy souls are united to God, that we may see what excellency and felicity is involved in it. Love is that powerful and prevalent passion, by which all the faculties and inclinations of the soul are …
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Colossians 2:16-23 Small Group Questions
This passage challenges us to evaluate the “why?” behind the “what” that we do. Small Group Questions How has “legalism” impacted your view of God and how has “legalism” impacted your view of your own walk with God? What habits have you found helpful in assisting your development in godliness? Are they tools or rules? …
Rapping through Philippians
This may only be for the younger readers of this blog. And while I’m not a big fan of Rap–if people do this with Rap, praise the Lord. I’d love to see others memorize it.
O Church Arise
What is the sentence of your life? (part 2)
If you are interested in having more clarity as to your personal purpose, mission or vision–let me recommend a resource provide by the good people at LifeChurch.TV. (LifeChurch.TV is fantastically generous with the resources they develop–great model of ministry. If you have a smart phone let me recommend the YouVersion apps.) Vision–The Chazown Experience An …
Colossians 2:8-15 Small Group Questions
This wonderful passage reminds us of the Greatness of our SaviorGreatness of our SalvationGreatness of the process of Sanctification Why do you think that many people struggle with exclusiveness of the Christian faith? What key truths distinguish or separate Christianity from all other religious truth claims? What are the benefits of your relationship with Christ? …
What is the sentence of your life (part 1)
Interesting Question? Can you define in one sentence the purpose, goal and drive of your life? Paul knew his sentence–read Colossians 1:24-29 and Colossians 2:1-5 in which he identifies his calling and purpose which drove him to give his all. If you would like the clarity that comes from being able to articulate your “sentence” …