Mortifying Your Members, Part 13: Putting On Some Good Things I (Col. 3)

Summary

The sermon emphasizes the Christian duty to mortify sinful behaviors and to actively put on virtues such as mercy, kindness, humility, meekness, and long-suffering, as taught by Paul in Colossians 3. The preacher highlights the necessity of renewing the mind in the image of Christ and living out the unity and love that Christ exemplifies. The message underscores that these virtues are not natural but must be intentionally adopted because believers are the elect of God, called to reflect His character. The sermon also warns against leaving a void after removing sin, urging believers to fill their lives with godly qualities to prevent spiritual relapse.