Podcasts about colossians 3:1-3:3

Pastor Brad shares a message during our series, Follow, on what it means to truly enter into new and abundant life with Jesus, the Great Shepherd and the Gate.

"Maybe you felt disqualified in your faith. Maybe you felt like you failed one too many times and you can't possibly get back up again. God is not looking for your perfection. He's looking for your desire and admiration, for your pursuit in His presence." Pastor Matt Janzen.

Hebrews 12:1-9, Galatians 2:20, Colossians 3:1-3, Philippians 3:7-14

Things change when Jesus comes in the room. In relation to Jesus we experience: 1) Fascination with God, 2) Gratitude, and 3) Communion New life is birthed with an encounter with God.

Delving deeper into conviction and God's plan on your life.

What are the things God has grown in you through your relationships?

As believers in Christ, we have confidence in the love of God and the grace that He has shown us. It's through His grace that our weakness are made strong restoring us to wholeness and it's in this that His glory is revealed.

Is there such a thing as good fear? What does it look like? As Brett continues our series on wisdom from Proverbs, he shares how developing a reverent view of God helps to keep our perspective grounded in His Truth.

St Columba @ Botany

"TION" Words: 5 Words That Will Change Your Life

"TION" Words: 5 Words That Will Change Your Life

After understanding the importance of praise and worship, we discuss practical ways to establish a lifestyle of family worship in our homes.

After understanding the importance of praise and worship, we discuss practical ways to establish a lifestyle of family worship in our homes.

If we have died and risen through faith in Christ, we can be transformed in this life by the reality of the life to come.

This week, Pastor Jerry discussed the challenges of unforgiveness and resentment. Living from a false identity can be the greatest source of our struggle to extend forgiveness to ourselves or to others. The way to freedom from our unforgiveness is to remember the truth of who we are in Christ, and to be transformed more fully into our true identity through the renewing of your mind by reviewing God’s Word.

This week, Pastor Jerry discussed the challenges of unforgiveness and resentment. Living from a false identity can be the greatest source of our struggle to extend forgiveness to ourselves or to others. The way to freedom from our unforgiveness is to remember the truth of who we are in Christ, and to be transformed more fully into our true identity through the renewing of your mind by reviewing God’s Word.

Following our “Who Are You?” talk, we need to consider the issue of shame. In a blind survey, nearly half of the responders listed shame as the largest struggle in their lives. So what is shame, and what does God say about it? To begin with, let’s turn to the origin of shame, as mentioned in Genesis Chapter 3.

Following our “Who Are You?” talk, we need to consider the issue of shame. In a blind survey, nearly half of the responders listed shame as the largest struggle in their lives. So what is shame, and what does God say about it? To begin with, let’s turn to the origin of shame, as mentioned in Genesis Chapter 3.

Just as Nicodemus asked Jesus, don't we all ask how we can be made new? New Life invites special guest, Phil Ling, back to the nZone to share a message of salvation and purpose.

Just as Nicodemus asked Jesus, don't we all ask how we can be made new? New Life invites special guest, Phil Ling, back to the nZone to share a message of salvation and purpose.

What is the main priority in your daily life? Family? Job? What if Jesus was your main priority? Stan shares a message from Luke 10 that asks the question, "how would your daily life be different if you made Jesus the priority?"

What is the main priority in your daily life? Family? Job? What if Jesus was your main priority? Stan shares a message from Luke 10 that asks the question, "how would your daily life be different if you made Jesus the priority?"

What is the main priority in your daily life? Family? Job? What if Jesus was your main priority? Stan shares a message from Luke 10 that asks the question, "how would your daily life be different if you made Jesus the priority?"

Scott will continue our series, "Empowered," and look at the source of power in our lives as we live to become like Jesus.

Scott will continue our series, "Empowered," and look at the source of power in our lives as we live to become like Jesus.

God equates our relationship with Him like a marriage. What do we do to invest in our relationship with our spouse? Pastor CJ continues the series on spiritual hunger by describing practical ways we can intentionally increase our passion for Him and His Kingdom.

God equates our relationship with Him like a marriage. What do we do to invest in our relationship with our spouse? Pastor CJ continues the series on spiritual hunger by describing practical ways we can intentionally increase our passion for Him and His Kingdom.