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815 resources referencing Colossians 1
Elder Bryce Lowrance's sermon focuses on the incarnation of Jesus Christ as Emmanuel, God with us, emphasizing the eternal nature of Jesus as the Word made flesh who dwelt among humanity. He…
Elder Bryce Lowrance's sermon on Hebrews 1:1-3 emphasizes the exaltation and divine nature of Jesus Christ as the eternal Son of God, Creator, and sustainer of all things. He explains the paradox of…
Elder Bryce Lowrance delivers an expository sermon on Hebrews 6, focusing on the warning against backsliding among born-again believers. He explains that those described as "once enlightened" are…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of having a full assurance of hope in Jesus Christ, encouraging believers to grow in faith, love, and diligence rather than backsliding or remaining stagnant. It…
Elder Shannon Whipp emphasizes the importance of knowing and doing the will of God as revealed in Scripture, particularly through Paul's prayer in Colossians 1:9-10. He highlights that God's will is…
Elder Bryce Lowrance's sermon focuses on the Book of Hebrews, emphasizing the doctrine of Jesus Christ's superiority and sufficiency, and the practical application of this doctrine in the believer's…
The sermon emphasizes the unchanging power and promises of God, focusing on the hope and assurance found in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It addresses the natural sorrow at the death of loved…
Brother Jonah Lowrance's sermon focuses on the call to repentance as preached by Jesus in Matthew 4:17, emphasizing that repentance is not just a command but a way of life modeled by Christ himself.…
The sermon explores the threefold nature of man—body, soul, and spirit—emphasizing that man is made in the image of the triune God, who is three yet one. The speaker stresses the importance of…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of redemption and the curse of the law, emphasizing that Christ alone redeemed humanity by becoming a curse for us. It highlights the covenant relationship…
The sermon emphasizes the unchanging nature of the wicked who do not fear God because they experience no true change in their lives. It contrasts this with the transformative change of regeneration…
The sermon emphasizes the spiritual condition of man as formed by God but deformed by sin, highlighting that man is incapable of understanding or receiving the gospel without God's transformative…