Colossians
Ignoring spiritual drift carries real consequences. It seeps into our relationships, turning minor annoyances into conflicts. Our decisions become reactive, guided by fatigue rather than wisdom. And most crucially, it hinders our intimacy with Jesus and the Holy Spirit's work within us.
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It’s easy to see the uncertainty and fear in the world around us, but as believers in Christ, we have a promise and a hope which roots us in the love of God. How we face the world depends on our foundation of faith.
anxiety
Discover what we need most to persevere in the unknown. After all, most of us are starting this year out with a lot of uncertainty.
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When we release our judgments, the peace of God replaces those Ladder Lies, and the hierarchical ways of the world fade as our hearts are ruled by peace. We will then be “filled with all the fullness of God” (Ephesians 3:19).
anxiety
If you focus on the headlines, your anxiety is sure to rise. Negativity runs rampant in the news. But the headlines don’t have to dictate your thoughts.
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Have you ever held a grudge? Have you struggled to forgive someone for hurting you? Read more to understand the freedom in forgiveness.
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These verses in Colossians 3 tell us to let the peace of Christ rule in our relationships. Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts - not drama or misunderstanding!
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Find out how exercising gratitude to God in two key ways can not only increase your joy in life, but also strengthen your faith.
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Thankful living is the result of living connected to Christ. When you live this way, people who observe your life know you live this way because you worship Jesus.
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What do you work for? Does your work define you? If not, what defines you? Colossians reminds us that work is our duty to the Lord, and to no one else.
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Do you struggle to forgive someone? I understand the challenge of forgiving a troublesome person. Forgiveness isn’t easy. My first instinct is to lash out and cause them emotional discomfort.
courage
Being truly genuine does not boast in our own strength, but rather, in our innate weakness, need, and gifts.