Building Bridges: Reaching Unreached Families Through Embrace Ministry “Do nothing out of selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility, consider others as more important than...
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Leviticus 5: God provides instructions for sin and guilt offerings when people unintentionally break commands, fail to testify, or make careless oaths, offering paths to confession, atonement, and forgiveness—each according to what one can afford. Psalm 3-4: In a time of crisis, David trusts the Lord for protection and deliverance, confidently sleeping and rising because God sustains him. Proverbs 20: Wisdom is seen in honesty, restraint, diligence, and faithfulness, while folly leads to ruin; the Lord alone determines the path of life. Colossians 3: Paul urges believers to live with heavenly focus, putting to death sin and putting on Christlike virtues—living with gratitude, love, and integrity at home, in the church, and in all work.
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In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Brian Ball welcomes Pastor John Joseph, the campus and teaching pastor at the Station Hill campus, to dive deeper into the Book of Colossians. Throughout their conversation, they explore Paul's declaration of Christ's supremacy and how this powerful message from a prison cell serves as a foundational reminder that Christ is sufficient for every spiritual need.
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Leviticus 4: God gave instructions for sin offerings to atone for unintentional sins, requiring different sacrifices depending on whether the sinner was a priest, leader, community, or individual. Psalm 1-2: The one who delights in God’s word is like a fruitful tree; the Lord establishes His King and warns all to serve and take refuge in Him. Proverbs 19: Wisdom leads to life, while foolishness, dishonesty, and laziness bring ruin and shame. Colossians 2: Paul urges believers to remain rooted in Christ, who has triumphed over all powers, warning them not to be deceived by human traditions or false religion.
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