Tonight we are wrapping up the first chapter of Colossians, and looking at certain things like Paul’s ministry, and how he was willing to suffer for the church of Christ. Please tune in.

In this evening’s message, we look at a mistake David made. He sadly was influenced more by Saul than he was by God. Sadly, there are times when we as Christians are more influenced by the flesh, and think that it’s is the best thing to do, but we must keep God and His Word in our focus.

For the last 2 Sunday morning messages, we have been in Genesis 24, looking at the similarity between Abraham and his servant, and God and us. Today, we look at the prayer of Abraham’s servant to find a wife for his son Isaac, and we can see the application to us as Christians in this prayer in many ways.

In tonight’s Bible study in Colossians 1, we look at the saints and how they were estranged from God, but now have been reconciled, because of the glorious gospel.

We are looking at the same story in this evening’s message as last week’s,  but we look at things from Saul’s perspective instead of David’s, and find that Saul was not truly repentant, but wanted the rewards of repentance such as trust. Please tune in to another wonderful message in the “Tale of Two Kings” series. 

Just like Abraham gave his servant all the provisions he needed, God has given us, His servants, everything we need to live fruitful and abundant Christian lives. And yet, why do we sometimes struggle? In this message, we find answers to this question from God’s Word.

In tonight’s Bible study in the book of Colossians, we take a look at the preeminence of Jesus Christ in verses 14-23.

We come to I Samuel 26 in our series, and find that David has yet another opportunity to kill a man because of the evil they had done to him, and yet, he exercises temperance, and withholds his hand from God’s anointed another time.

Genesis 24 is the main text for this message, where we find Abraham telling his head servant to go find a wife for his son Isaac. In this message, we see the similarity between God and Abraham, and the servant and us as God’s servants, therefore there are many applications to us from this text.

In tonights Bible study in Colossians, we look at verses 12 and 13 of chapter 1. If you want to know more about Bonners Ferry Baptist Church and our services, go to bfbaptist.com.