Podcasts about complete in christ

To know Jesus and His attributes is to realize that there no reason to follow any other path but the path that takes you to Him. He paid the full price for our sins, and the rewards of living a life pleasing to Him, and accepting Him as your savior are almost impossible to put into words. We've just begun a study of Colossians chapter two, so turn there in your Bible and join us for today's edition of The Dwelling Place. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1425/29

Today we begin a study of one of the most encouraging and uplifting chapters in the Bible, chapter two of Colossians. It's a favorite among many because it expresses very eloquently the pure joy of knowing Jesus Christ as Savior. If you don't have that joy in your life, then please take the next twenty minutes or so and join us as we look at the first ten verses of Colossians chapter two. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1425/29

Join us for week 4 as we walk through the book of Colossians with Pastor John and look at what it means to be complete in Christ!

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The Door of Faith Ministries Podcast is based on the teachings of the Gospel of Grace for Salvation. We teach Christ's death, burial and resurrection! • Podcasts are added weekly from our Sunday services.

God created us to be dependent on Him and one another. The Christian life is meant to be lived in community, not solitude. In Christ, we are complete and free to encourage, love, and support each other as His body.

Feb 23/25 | Christ is King | Complete In Christ | Colossians 2:8-15 | Meldon Lutzer by Hope Bible Church Kelowna

When I was a skateboarding teenager, we didn't have internet or cell phones to order things. We had magazines and one magazine that I subscribed to was a skateboarding magazine called “Thrasher Magazine.” In Thrasher, there were ads selling skateboards and at the top of the add it would say, “Buy a complete for only $99!” which meant you could buy everything you need to skate from the ad: the deck, grip tape, trucks, riser pads, bearings, and wheels. When that thing came in the mail, you were ready to skate! Paul says, “When we have Jesus, we are complete.” We are ready! We have everything we need! We do not lack anything because we belong to Christ! Do you have everything you need?!?!

Discover how you are already perfect and complete in your spirit. Embrace this life-changing truth and experience transformation today.

Recording Date: 2025-2-9 Speaker: Bryan James (Executive Pastor)

Worthy of the Gospel | Week 4 | Venita Jones--Though false teachers sought to mislead the Colossians, Paul further emphasizes the sufficiency of Jesus and how believers are complete in Christ.--Outline

Main point: In Colossians 2:8-10, Paul warns believers not to be lured away from the Gospel by worldly philosophies and traditions, because Jesus is fully God, and in Him we have everything we need.

You do not need anything MORE than what you have received in Christ. There is nothing we are looking for that is not in Christ Jesus. In Christ, there is no want of anything that is needed for life and Godliness. Be empowered. Be transformed. Be better.

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The redemption offered by Christ is complete, and no further work is required for our righteousness.

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When God speaks to your heart about something, obey him. Broadcast #1891To help support this podcast, please visit walkwiththeking.org/donate and select "Podcast" from the dropdown menu.A transcript of this broadcast is available on our website here. To hear more from Bob Cook, you can find Walk With The King on Facebook or Instagram.

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In Colossian 2:8-15, Paul urges all Christians to not be taken captive by anything that is not of Christ. Instead, we are to set our minds on him and trust in him alone who is the fullness of God to fill us with all we need to walk in him all the way to the end.

Watch us on YouTube!  https://youtu.be/YA_tVK7ozzIThe Bible says that we are complete in Christ, lacking nothing.  Why do we wilt when minor inconveniences strike?  How can we avoid falling apart when tests come our way?  The guys break it down.#joerogan #podcast #mensministry #christianliving #biblestudy #cussing #charliekirk #joerogan #jasonwhitlock #fearless #menshealth #christianliving #vincevaughn #timtebow #christianmotivation #churchmemes #mensministry #promiskeepers #timtebow 

Today's Promise: Colossians 2:9-10 When Adam turned his back on God in the garden, he became incomplete and empty. Throughout history, we humans have been trying to fill that emptiness in our hearts and lives. When Jesus came, He changed everything. Since he had the fullness of God in Him, He imparted that fullness to you and me when we came to Him in faith. As a Christian, you are complete in Christ. There is nothing more you need to experience all the fullness Christ has for you. Just as all the fullness of God dwelt in Christ, all the fullness of Christ dwells in you.

One of the most amazing statements in Scripture is that by being in Christ, we are complete. We are whole. We are not lacking. It is a complete truth. It is amazing because we see flaws, brokenness, and weaknesses. God tells us we are already made new people, whole and holy. He stands with open arms telling us we are healed. We can stay frozen where we are or we can step into His kingdom and live in who He says we really are. Daylight Meditations is a daily podcast from CFO North America. Please visit CFONorthAmerica.org to learn more about our retreats, and online courses. If you are encouraged by this podcast, please consider supporting us. Contributors: Michelle DeChant, Adam Maddock, and Phil Reaser

Chapter 1 - Complete In Christ

James 1:1-4. Through our trials and struggles, God desires you to experience unpolluted happiness that overflows to a rich rejoicing in Him.

Central - Colossians 2:16-23 (Complete in Christ) - Charlie by Christ City Church Dublin

South - Colossians 2:16-23 (Complete in Christ) - George Tice by Christ City Church Dublin

Centered In The Sufficient Christ

Pastor John Miller continues our study of the Book of Colossians with an expository message titled "Complete In Christ," from Colossians 2:11-15.

Pastor John Miller continues our study of the Book of Colossians with an expository message titled "Complete In Christ," from Colossians 2:11-15.

In this concluding message of our Complete in Christ series, we will explore the profound themes of Colossians 3-4, focusing on the transformative power of the word let and the realization that God has already prepared incredible things to happen within us. We will delve into the liberating truth that everything we do can be done in the name of Jesus, and reflect on the beautiful dynamics of respect and love within relationships. Additionally, we will ponder the assurance that God's treatment of us will never exasperate or discourage us. I encourage you to tune in to this enlightening and inspiring conclusion to our series. Let's continue to grow together in the deeper truth of our completeness in Christ! Discussion Questions for Colossians 3-4: 1. The word let appears three times (3:15-16 and 4:6) in this passage. What does the word let tell you about what God has already prepared to happen in you? 2. Read verse 17 and react to this statement: Everything you do can be done in the name of Jesus. Yes, everything. 3. Read verses 18-19. Paul seems to be implying that husbands primarily desire respect and wives primarily desire love. Does this resonate with you? Why or why not? 4. Read verse 21 and react to this statement: God the Father's treatment of you will never exasperate you or cause you to lose heart. 5. Read verse 24. How does the reward of the inheritance throw a wrench in the common view of rewards being earned through good works? How do you get an inheritance? 6. Read Colossians 4:2-4. Would you consider praying for The Grace Message and The Grace Church that God would open up to us a door for the message of Christ to go forth and that He would enable us to make it clear? (We thank you for praying for us!) To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1258/29

Discussion Questions for Colossians 3-4: The word “let” appears three times (3:15-16 and 4:6) in this passage. What does the word “let” tell you about what God has already prepared to happen in you? Read verse 17 and react to this statement: Everything you do can be done in the name of Jesus. Yes, everything. Read verses 18-19. Paul seems to be implying that husbands primarily desire respect and wives primarily desire love. Does this resonate with you? Why or why not? Read verse 21 and react to this statement: God the Father's treatment of you will never exasperate you or cause you to lose heart. Read verse 24. How does “the reward of the inheritance” throw a wrench in the common view of rewards being earned through good works? How do you get an inheritance? Read Colossians 4:2-4. Would you consider praying for The Grace Message and The Grace Church that God would “open up to us a door” for the message of Christ to go forth and that He would enable us to “make it clear”? (We thank you for praying for us!)

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Discussion Questions for Colossians 3: Read verses 1-2. What inspiration does Paul offer for thinking differently? Read verses 3-4 and react to this statement: Your life is hidden with Christ in God. Christ is your life! Read verses 5-8 and react to this statement: Don't walk like them because you are not them. How do verses 9-10 demonstrate (via past tense) that we believers can now “be ourselves”? What is being “renewed”? Does “chosen of God” in verse 12 support Calvinism? Why or why not? Why does verse 13 appear to be the opposite of what we see in the Lord's Prayer (if you forgive others, then God will forgive you)? How do we explain the discrepancy? Read verse 14 and react to this statement: Put on love (on the outside), because love has been poured in your heart (on the inside).

Discussion questions for today: Read verse 8. What “traditions of men” can get in the way of truth today? Read verses 9-10. What does it mean to you to be complete in Christ? Read verse 11 and react to this statement: The flesh has been stripped away from me. I'm always in the Spirit. When I choose fleshly thinking, it's a dead way to me! Read verse 12 and consider: Are you still trying to improve (or eliminate) the “you” whom God has raised up? Read verses 13-14. How do these two verses encapsulate the whole Gospel message? Read verse 15. Who was disarmed by Jesus? How? Read verses 16-17. How is a Sabbath day a shadow? What is the substance? Read verses 18-19. What exactly is the prize? How do some try to defraud us of enjoying the prize? Read verses 20-23 and react to this statement: It's not about rules. It's about letting Christ rule by faith.

Discussion Questions for Colossians 1:22-2:6: Read verse 22 and react to this statement: I am reconciled to God and holy and blameless forever. Read verse 23. How does this passage respond to those who twist the meaning of this passage to promote a universal salvation? (Hint: Notice the “if” and the condition that follows.) Read verse 26-27 and Colossians 2:2. What is the mystery Paul is referring to? What does this mystery mean to you personally? Read verse 28. What does it mean for us to be complete in Christ? What practical implications does this have in your life? How does this help you avoid distractions? Read verse 29 and react to this statement: It's not legalism to labor and strive according to God's power at work within me. Read Colossians 2:2. In your own words, explain what is “the wealth that comes from the full assurance of understanding.” Read Colossians 2:6. What attitude or approach did we have at salvation? How can we walk in that same approach today (after we're saved)?

Discussion Questions for Colossians: Read verse 5. What does it mean to you that your hope is laid up in Heaven, fully protected by God? What does it mean for your salvation? Your inheritance? Read verse 6. React to this statement: The message of God's grace is constantly bearing fruit all over the world. Read verses 9-10. How does this passage inspire a more Jesus-centered view of “knowing God's will”? What is God's will? What is the result of knowing it? Read verse 12. React to this statement: The Father has qualified you to share in the inheritance of the saints. Read verse 13. What exactly do you think this verse is describing? So, what happened to you? And when? Read verse 14. React to this statement: You already have both redemption and forgiveness in Christ. You don't need to ask God daily for either one! Read verses 16-17. What does it mean to you that Jesus Christ is your Creator? What does this say about His knowledge of you? Read verse 18. React to this statement: Jesus already has first place in the church and in you. He is your life!