It's so easy to get trapped into all of the worldly things and the desires of the flesh, even if you're a believer. When we're tempted to look at the world as being attractive, it helps to know what really comes from it.

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Love is inseparable from obedience to God. A Christian without love is like a competitive swimmer that never goes in the water. If someone is a true believer, they will love both God and their neighbor.

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Our culture tells us that we're "enough" and we don't need change and we just need to be ourselves. Our culture also tells us that if there is a heaven, all we need to do is be a "good person." None of that is true, however. We NEED someone to advocate for us. We could never make it to heaven on our own. Who is that perfect advocate? Who could speak on our behalf? Who has lived a "good life" on our behalf?

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How do Christians approach the aftermath of a national tragedy? Our country experienced a very difficult day on Sept. 10, 2025, and it seems as though tragedy isn't slowing down any time soon. How are we to respond? How should we think? How should we pray?

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Have you ever wondered how you're supposed to know if you're truly a Christian? John lays it out clearly that you must be walking in light, because God is light. Since there's no darkness in Him, you can't be walking in darkness.

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What is the difference between being confident in something versus having doubts about it? The EVIDENCE! If you have sufficient evidence to believe in something, you will. What if I told you that we have excellent evidence for Jesus?

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In the past couple of messages, we looked at Apostle Paul's instructions for the Christian household (and workplace). For our final message in Colossians, we're looking at how to behave outside of the household, particularly with "outsiders," as Paul calls them. How should we pray for them? How should we use our time with them and speak with them?

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As the Apostle Paul continues talking about the Christian household, he moves on to what the text calls "bondservants." Though not a direct equivalent, our modern day employee is about the closest we can get culturally in 21st century America to what Paul was referring to. So how can we see application from Paul's exhortation to the bondservant and the master in our current context?

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