Making Sure You’re Making a Difference
Always seek to make a positive and godly impact on those you call your friends.
Verse by verse exposition of the book of Colossians
Always seek to make a positive and godly impact on those you call your friends.
We must fearlessly affirm and by God’s grace seek to live out his divinely ordained roles in marriage, including a wife’s submission to her husband.
Husbands must love their wives so much that they daily aspire to reflect the loving, sacrificial leadership that Christ provides for his church.
Obedience and respect for authority must be the overarching value that permeates your family if your kids are to consistently obey their parents.
Christian parents (especially dads) must diligently discipline and nurture their children’s hearts if their family is to be pleasing to God.
Christians ought to be the most respectful, productive and excellent workers our bosses have ever met.
We must always keep looking forward to the day Christ will judge and reward the quality of our work.
When called to lead, humbly serve those called to follow in a way that pleases the Leader of your life.
God’s Word encourages us to thoughtfully consider whether the work we are doing is the work he has called us to do.
The privilege of having God’s attention when we pray ought to drive us to a deeper commitment of time and fidelity to prayer.
Our walk with Christ cannot afford us to pray without being fully alert in every way.
Our prayers should be laden with sincere & specific “thank-yous” because we are such debtors to God’s gracious generosity.
Evangelism is impossible without God; so pray about every aspect of sharing your faith with others.
The gospel must be properly understood & accurately communicated if we are going to be faithful to our calling as Christ’s couriers.
Even if we master the message, we can never be successful Couriers for Christ unless our lives match the message!
To be an effective Courier of Christ we must do more than give the “gospel facts” – we must present it & ourselves in kind, pertinent & intelligent words.
We cannot be used of God to impact other Christians’ lives unless we are committed to truly relating to them on a personal basis.
God wants to use us in his ministry of encouragement (2Cor.7:6) as we make ourselves available to walk with others from our church through their pain.
We are the greatest benefit to the body of Christ when we, like Christ, are the most generous.
We all have a responsibility to teach to others the things God has invested in us through the teaching from others.