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This sermon deals with Colossians 2:16-23 and looks and three ways we will keep moving forward in Christ: 1) We will keep moving forward by rejecting the emptiness of legalism and we will not be judged by those who embrace it. We will embrace Christ alone (vv. 16-17) 2) We will keep moving forward by rejecting the emptiness of mystical experiences and the condemnation of those who rely on them. We will rely on Christ alone (vv. 18-19). 3) We will keep moving forward by refusing to live according to the ways of the world.  We will live for Christ alone. (vv. 20-23). 

This Two-Minute Tuesday is from Colossians 2:8-15 and shows four descriptions of Jesus. Jesus is our God, the only one who can make us complete (vv.8-10). Jesus is our Savior, the only one who can bring us from death to life (vv. 11-13). Jesus is our Hero, the only one who can erase our failures, nailing them to the cross (v 14). Jesus is our King, the only one who will rule over all (v.15)

Today's sermon is from Colossians 2:8-15 and shows four descriptions of Jesus. Jesus is our God, the only one who can make us complete (vv.8-10). Jesus is our Savior, the only one who can bring us from death to life (vv. 11-13). Jesus is our Hero, the only one who can erase our failures, nailing them to the cross (v 14). Jesus is our King, the only one who will rule over all (v.15).

This past Sunday we studied Colossians 2:1-7 and saw three ways to become a stronger church: 1) When we struggle for the sake of others we become a stronger church (vv.1-3) 2) When we stand for sound doctrine, we become a stronger church (vv. 4-5) 3) When we strive for a mature faith, we become a stronger church (vv.6-7). To hear the full sermon, click here.

In this message from Colossians 2:1-7 we see three ways we can become a stronger church: 1) When we struggle for the sake of others we become a stronger church (vv.1-3) 2) When we stand for sound doctrine, we become a stronger church (vv.4-5). 3) When we seek a mature faith, we become a stronger church (vv. 6-7).

Two-minute Tuesday is a resource designed to help remind you about the sermon from Sunday so that you can respond to the sermon from Sunday throughout the week! This week we heard from Brent Bradshaw, who showed us three ways we realize true significance in Christ alone from Ephesians 1:1-14. 1) In Christ Alone we find significance in our status as saints (Ephesians 1:1-5) 2) In Christ Alone we find significance in our salvation from sin (Ephesians 1:6-9) 3) In Christ Alone we find significance in the certainty of our security (Ephesians 1:10-15; Colossians 2:6-10)

Ephesians 1:1-14 Brent Bradshaw

Two-Minute Tuesday is designed to help remind us about the sermon from Sunday so that we can respond to the sermon from Sunday throughout the week. Last Sunday we saw three instructions for following Jesus from Colossians 1:24-29. Serving Jesus means... 1. We must have God's perspective when suffering (1:24) 2. We must share God's Son with His Word (1:25-28) 3. We must serve God's people with His strength (1:29)

This sermon is from Colossians 1:24-29 and focuses on three instructions for serving Jesus. To serve Jesus we need... 1) God's perspective when we suffer (1:24) 2) To Share Christ with the Word (1:25-28) 3) To serve God's people with His Strength (1:29)

Two-minute Tuesday is a resource designed to remind you about the Sermon from Sunday so you can respond to the Sermon from Sunday throughout the week. This past Sunday we looked at Colossians 1:21-23 and saw three phases of the Christian life: 1) The Past: I was separated from Christ (v.21). 2) The Present: I am saved by Christ (v.22). 3) The Future: I will stand on Christ, the Solid Rock (v. 23).

Colossians 1:21-23

Two-minute Tuesday is a resource designed to remind you about the Sermon from Sunday so you can respond to the Sermon from Sunday throughout the week. This past Sunday we looked at Colossians 1:18-20 and saw four descriptions about Jesus and the implications of those descriptions. 1) Jesus is Lord.  Implication: We should follow Him (v. 18) 2) Jesus is God. Implication: We should Worship Him (v. 19) 3) Jesus is our Friend: Implication: We can trust Him (v. 20a) 4) Jesus is our Savior.  We should serve Him (v. 20b) For the full sermon, click here.