Chris Teien | Well Faith Sermons

Do you ever wonder whether you or someone you love can truly change? Teaching from Philemon 1–7, Pastor Chris Teien explores how God’s grace gives believers a new identity, shapes their love for others, and draws them into His work.

Through Paul’s gratitude for Philemon’s faith and love, discover how receiving grace changes everyday relationships and priorities. Forgiven and reconciled through Jesus Christ, we can serve with purpose and become people who strengthen and encourage others.

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1. WHEN GRACE CHANGES YOU, IT REDEFINES YOUR IDENTITY

Paul’s opening words describe relationships shaped by belonging to Christ and serving Him together. Through faith in Jesus, believers are forgiven, reconciled to God, and made new creations. Let His grace shape how you see yourself and your purpose as His representative. (Philemon 1–3; 1 Corinthians 15:9–10; 2 Corinthians 5:14–21)

2. WHEN GRACE CHANGES YOU, IT SHAPES HOW YOU LOVE AND TRUST

Paul thanks God for Philemon’s love for fellow believers and faith in Jesus. Remembering Christ’s love helps us grow in gratitude, prayer, and concern for others. Bring your needs to God, seek His guidance, and express your faith through practical care. (Philemon 4–5; Romans 5:8; Philippians 4:6; James 5:16; Hebrews 4:16)

3. WHEN GRACE CHANGES YOU, IT DRAWS YOU INTO GOD’S PURPOSE

Paul prays that Philemon’s partnership in faith will deepen his understanding of the good they share in Christ. Grace connects believers in fellowship and service. Participate in your church, use what God has entrusted to you, and help others know and follow Jesus. (Philemon 6)

4. WHEN GRACE CHANGES YOU, IT REFRESHES OTHERS

Philemon’s love brought Paul joy because he refreshed the hearts of God’s people. Your words, presence, hospitality, prayers, and practical help can also strengthen someone’s faith. Look for ways to offer patient care and remind others of the hope they have in Christ. (Philemon 7; Proverbs 11:25)

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God’s grace gives you a foundation for change and a purpose beyond yourself. Read Philemon 1–7 and consider how His mercy is shaping your identity and relationships. Choose one person to encourage through a thoughtful conversation, prayer, or practical help. Keep responding to Christ as His grace changes how you live and love.

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What grows in a life that stays connected to Christ? Teaching from Colossians 1:6–11, Pastor Chris Teien explores how the gospel changes lives, helps believers grow in wisdom, and equips them to serve others.

Spiritual fruit develops as we depend on Jesus and put His Word into practice. Discover how everyday obedience, sharing the gospel, and helping others grow in faith can have lasting value, even when results take time to appear.

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1. FRUIT COMES THROUGH LIVING IN THE LORD

Paul describes the gospel bearing fruit as people hear and understand God’s grace. Jesus teaches that we depend on Him for a fruitful life. Remain connected to Christ, rely on the Holy Spirit, and use your gifts to serve others and share God’s Word. (Colossians 1:6–8; John 15:5; Galatians 5:22–23)

2. EVERY KIND OF FRUIT INCLUDES GROWTH IN MY LIFE AND THOSE AROUND ME

Paul prays for believers to receive spiritual wisdom and understanding so they can live in ways that please the Lord. Fruitfulness includes good works, growing knowledge of God, and choices shaped by His truth. Keep learning and obeying while investing in the faith of those around you. (Colossians 1:9–10; Ephesians 5:7–10)

3. BE PATIENT AND PREPARED WHILE WAITING FOR THE FRUIT TO APPEAR

Paul prays for God’s power to strengthen believers with endurance and patience. Spiritual growth often takes time, and faithful service may continue long before you see its results. Keep sharing Scripture, praying for people, and preparing to help them take their next step toward Christ. (Colossians 1:11)

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You can cultivate a fruitful life through one faithful choice today. Make time for Scripture and prayer, act on something God has taught you, or encourage someone who is growing in faith. If results seem slow, keep serving patiently and depend on Christ’s strength. Trust God to work as you plant and care for what He has entrusted to you.

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How does Jesus’ resurrection give you courage to live today? Teaching from Luke 24:1–12, Pastor Chris Teien explores how the empty tomb strengthens our hope, confirms Christ’s promises, and gives us good news to share.

This Easter message connects the truth of the resurrection with everyday faithfulness. Discover how to obey through uncertainty, keep eternity in view, and trust the risen Savior when circumstances challenge your confidence.

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1. LIVE BOLDLY BY DOING WHAT YOU KNOW YOU NEED TO DO

The women went to the tomb early in the morning to honor Jesus while grieving His death. Their actions invite us to consider the faithful steps we can take when we do not understand everything ahead. Make room for Scripture, prayer, Christian fellowship, confession, and practical obedience in your daily life. (Luke 24:1; Psalm 119:105; 1 Thessalonians 5:17; Hebrews 10:24–25; James 1:22; 1 John 1:9)

2. LIVE BOLDLY WITH AN ETERNAL PERSPECTIVE

The women found the stone rolled away and heard that Jesus had risen. His victory over death gives believers hope beyond present obstacles, suffering, and loss. Keep serving faithfully, remembering that your future rests in the living Savior and that obedience to Him has lasting value. (Luke 24:2–6; Galatians 6:9; Hebrews 11:6; John 11:25)

3. LIVE BOLDLY BY TRUSTING HIS PROMISES

The angels reminded the women that Jesus had foretold His suffering, death, and resurrection. Remembering His words helped them understand what had happened. Return to what Scripture teaches when circumstances are confusing, and let Christ’s faithfulness strengthen your trust. (Luke 24:7–9; Luke 9:22; Luke 9:44–45; Luke 18:31–33)

4. LIVE BOLDLY BY BELIEVING AND SHARING THE TRUE GOSPEL MESSAGE

The women told the apostles what they had experienced, even though their report was initially dismissed. The gospel rests on what Christ accomplished: He died for our sins, was buried, and rose again. Trust Him for salvation and share this good news clearly, remembering that another person’s response does not determine whether the message is true. (Luke 24:10–12; Romans 1:16; Romans 10:9–10; 1 Corinthians 15:1–8, 17–22)

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Jesus’ resurrection gives you reason to take the next faithful step. Read Luke 24:1–12, remember a promise that strengthens your hope, and act on an instruction you already understand. Encourage someone who is struggling or explain why you trust Christ. If you have never trusted Him for salvation, turn to the risen Savior in repentance and faith.

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Why does Jesus’ death on the cross matter for your life today? Teaching from Isaiah 53, Pastor Chris Teien explores how Jesus fulfilled God’s redemptive plan by enduring rejection, bearing our sin, and willingly suffering in our place.

Discover how Christ’s sacrifice provides forgiveness and peace with God, and how His resurrection gives believers hope for a new life. Your acceptance before God rests in what Jesus accomplished, giving you reason to trust Him and follow Him with gratitude.

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1. JESUS ENDURED REJECTION SO YOU COULD BE REDEEMED

Isaiah foretold a Savior who would be despised, rejected, and familiar with suffering. Jesus experienced rejection from the people He came to save, yet continued faithfully toward the cross. Consider His willingness to suffer so that sinners could be redeemed and brought near to God. (Isaiah 53:1–3; Romans 10:17; John 1:10–11)

2. JESUS CARRIED YOUR SIN TO THE CROSS

Isaiah describes the Servant bearing our suffering and being pierced for our transgressions. Jesus took the judgment our sin deserved so that those who trust Him can receive forgiveness and peace with God. Recognize your need for His grace and the love revealed through His sacrifice. (Isaiah 53:4–6; 1 Peter 2:24; Romans 5:8; Romans 6:23)

3. JESUS WILLINGLY WENT TO THE CROSS TO TAKE YOUR PLACE

Though innocent, Jesus endured accusation, injustice, and death. His willing obedience reveals the depth of His love and commitment to the Father’s saving purpose. Your salvation rests on the Savior who gave Himself for you. (Isaiah 53:7–9; Luke 23:4, 14, 32–33)

4. JESUS WAS CRUSHED TO MAKE YOU RIGHT WITH GOD

Christ’s suffering reveals the seriousness of sin and the greatness of God’s mercy. Jesus bore our iniquities and satisfied God’s justice through His sacrifice. Those who trust Him are justified by grace and receive peace with God through His finished work. (Isaiah 53:10–11; Romans 3:23–26; Romans 5:1)

5. JESUS WON THE VICTORY TO SET YOU FREE TO LIVE A NEW LIFE

Jesus poured out His life unto death and rose again in victory. Through faith in Him, believers receive new life and the Holy Spirit’s help to grow in obedience. His resurrection gives us lasting hope as we turn from sin and learn to follow Him. (Isaiah 53:12; Romans 4:25; Romans 6:4; Romans 8:11; Acts 2:23–24)

BE ENCOURAGED

You can come to God through the Savior who bore your sin. Read Isaiah 53 and thank Jesus for what He endured on your behalf. If you have never trusted Him for salvation, turn to Him in repentance and faith. If you already belong to Christ, bring Him what needs to change and take one step of obedience in grateful response to His grace.

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What happens when Jesus’ purposes differ from what you expected? Teaching from Matthew 21:1–11, Pastor Chris Teien explores how Jesus entered Jerusalem with humility and purpose, fulfilling God’s promises as He moved toward the cross.

This Palm Sunday message invites you to trust the King revealed in Scripture and respond with worship and obedience. Discover how Christ’s faithfulness gives you reason for hope when life does not unfold the way you imagined.

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1. JESUS HAS THE PLAN AND HE IS WORKING OUT THE PLAN

Jesus sent two disciples to bring a donkey and its colt, giving specific instructions about what they would find. His preparation reminds us that His journey toward the cross was purposeful. Trust His promises as He builds His church, advances the gospel, and prepares for His return. (Matthew 21:1–3; Zechariah 14:4; Psalm 33:11; John 14:2–3; Matthew 24:14)

2. JESUS FULFILLS GOD’S PROMISES, NOT OUR ASSUMPTIONS

Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey in fulfillment of Zechariah’s prophecy. He came as a humble King whose saving mission reached beyond the crowd’s hopes for political deliverance. Let Scripture shape your expectations, and remain willing to follow Christ when His purposes challenge your assumptions. (Matthew 21:4–5; Zechariah 9:9; Philippians 2:5–8; Revelation 19:11)

3. JESUS INVITES A RESPONSE OF TRUST AND PRAISE

The disciples obeyed Jesus, and the crowds welcomed Him with cloaks, branches, and cries of “Hosanna.” Their response invites us to consider how we receive Him. Trust Jesus as Savior and King, giving Him your worship and allowing His authority to shape your choices. (Matthew 21:6–11; Psalm 118:25–26; John 6:15)

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You can trust Jesus before you understand how every circumstance will unfold. Bring Him one expectation you are struggling to release, read Matthew 21:1–11, and consider what it reveals about His character and mission. Take one step of obedience that Scripture makes clear, and praise Him for His faithfulness as you wait.

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How do you develop a faith that stands firm through confusion, temptation, and difficult seasons? Teaching from Colossians 2:1–7, Pastor Chris Teien explores how encouragement, love, biblical truth, and daily obedience help believers grow strong in Christ.

Paul’s concern for the church reminds us that spiritual growth includes helping one another. Discover how to deepen your confidence in Jesus, recognize misleading teaching, and build a life rooted in Him and overflowing with gratitude.

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1. BUILD STRONG FAITH INTO PEOPLE’S LIVES

Paul worked earnestly for the spiritual good of believers, including people he had never met. His concern challenges us to invest in others through prayer, encouragement, and sharing God’s Word. Consider whose faith you could help strengthen through consistent care. (Colossians 2:1)

2. HAVE AN ATTITUDE OF LOVE AND ENCOURAGEMENT

Paul wanted believers to be encouraged and united in love. Christian fellowship gives us opportunities to support one another, address resentment, and help struggling people keep following Jesus. Bring patience, kindness, and a willingness to listen into your relationships. (Colossians 2:2; 2 Peter 3:18; Hebrews 10:25; Ephesians 4:31)

3. BE CONFIDENT IN GOD’S MYSTERIOUS PLAN, WHICH IS CHRIST

Paul directs believers toward a confident understanding of God’s revealed mystery: Christ Himself. Through faith in Jesus, we receive new life and a place in God’s family. Let that identity strengthen your confidence and give you hope to share with others. (Colossians 2:2; 2 Corinthians 5:17; Romans 8:15–17)

4. RELY ON CHRIST’S WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE

All the treasures of wisdom and knowledge are found in Christ. Paul warns that persuasive arguments can lead people away from the truth. Test what you hear against Scripture and keep your confidence grounded in the Savior who is sufficient for your salvation. (Colossians 2:3–4)

5. COMMIT TO DO WHAT IS RIGHT AND FOLLOW GOD’S INSTRUCTIONS

Paul rejoiced in the believers’ firm faith and urged them to continue living in Christ. Spiritual growth involves responding to God’s Word through everyday obedience. Examine where indifference has taken root, receive correction, and act on what Jesus has taught you. (Colossians 2:5–6; Revelation 3:14–22)

6. BUILD ON THE SECURE FOUNDATION OF CHRIST

Paul describes believers as rooted and built up in Jesus, strengthened in the faith they were taught. Deepen those roots through Scripture, prayer, and faithful practice. A life grounded in Christ has a trustworthy foundation through changing circumstances and challenges. (Colossians 2:7)

7. OVERFLOW WITH THANKFULNESS

Paul connects growing faith with overflowing gratitude. Remember what Christ has done for you and recognize God’s provision and opportunities to serve. Let thankfulness shape your prayers, conversations, and response to daily responsibilities. (Colossians 2:7)

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You can strengthen your faith and encourage someone else through one intentional step. Read Colossians 2:1–7, identify an instruction to put into practice, and thank God for a blessing you have been overlooking. Reach out to someone who needs encouragement or invite them to read Scripture with you. Keep building your life on Christ as you grow together.

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Are there parts of your life you hesitate to surrender to Jesus? Drawing from Ephesians 3:16–17 and the picture of Christ making His home in your heart, Pastor Chris Teien explores how faith shapes your thoughts, desires, habits, and everyday decisions.

Using the rooms of a home as an illustration, this message invites you to examine your walk with Christ. Discover how to renew your mind, make time for fellowship with Him, confess hidden sin, and yield your priorities to the Savior who loves you.

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1. INVITE JESUS INTO THE ENTRYWAY OF YOUR LIFE

Paul prays that Christ will dwell in believers’ hearts through faith. A relationship with Jesus begins by receiving Him, trusting His saving work, and confessing Him as Lord. His grace gives you a secure foundation for the transformation He brings as you follow Him. (Ephesians 3:16–17; John 14:23; Revelation 3:20; John 1:12; Romans 10:9; 1 John 5:11)

2. CLEAN OUT THE STUDY AND RENEW YOUR MIND

The study represents the thoughts, media, and influences that shape your thinking. Give careful attention to what you take in and dwell on. Let Scripture renew your mind and help you recognize what is true, honorable, and pleasing to God. (Romans 12:2; Philippians 4:8)

3. RESHAPE THE DINING ROOM AND EXAMINE YOUR DESIRES

The dining room pictures the appetites and ambitions that compete for your devotion. Examine where cravings, pride, or personal goals are directing your choices. Jesus’ example invites you to find purpose in doing the Father’s will and pursuing what honors Him. (1 John 2:16; John 4:32–34)

4. RETURN TO THE LIVING ROOM AND SPEND TIME WITH JESUS

The living room represents fellowship with Christ through Scripture and prayer. Martha’s busyness and Mary’s attention to Jesus remind us to consider what receives our time. Make consistent room to listen to His Word and bring Him your concerns amid daily responsibilities. (Luke 10:38–42)

5. OPEN THE HALL CLOSET AND CONFESS HIDDEN SIN

The hall closet illustrates the sin and shame we are reluctant to acknowledge. Jesus already knows what we try to hide, and His grace gives us reason to come honestly before Him. Confess your sin, receive His forgiveness, and take practical steps toward obedience. (1 John 1:9)

6. SIGN OVER THE TITLE AND LET CHRIST BE LORD OF ALL

The picture of yielding ownership calls us to surrender every area of life to Christ’s authority. Depend on Him to guide your priorities, relationships, and choices. As you remember His sacrifice in communion, examine your heart and respond with gratitude and renewed devotion. (Galatians 2:20; 1 Corinthians 11:23–26; Hebrews 13:20–21)

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You can welcome Christ’s direction into an area you have been holding back. Identify one thought pattern, desire, habit, or hidden struggle to bring honestly before Him. Read His Word, confess what needs to change, and take a specific step of obedience. Trust His grace as you make room for Him in your everyday life.

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How does the promise of Jesus’ return change the way you live today? Teaching from 2 Peter 3, Pastor Chris Teien explores how Christ’s coming gives believers lasting hope and calls us to repentance, faithful witness, and godly priorities.

Discover why God’s patience gives people an opportunity to turn to Him and how His promised future helps us value what lasts. This message also connects communion with our expectation of Christ’s return as we remember His sacrifice and proclaim His death until He comes.

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1. REMEMBER THAT CHRIST IS RETURNING

Communion directs our attention to Jesus’ sacrifice and His promised return. Peter urges believers to remember God’s Word when scoffers question His coming. Keep your hope grounded in Christ’s promises and continue following Him faithfully. (1 Corinthians 11:23–26; Acts 1:8–11; 2 Peter 3:1–4)

2. REALIZE THAT GOD SPEAKS AND CHANGE HAPPENS

Peter recalls that God created the world by His word and judged the ancient world through the flood. The same God has appointed a future day of judgment. His authority over creation and history gives us reason to take His promises and warnings seriously. (2 Peter 3:5–7; Genesis 1; Hebrews 1:3)

3. REPENTANCE IS WHAT GOD DESIRES BEFORE HE UPGRADES OUR EXISTENCE

What people perceive as delay reflects God’s patience and His desire for repentance. The day of the Lord will come unexpectedly, so respond to His grace today. Turn to Christ in faith and use the opportunities before you to share the good news of salvation. (2 Peter 3:8–10; Matthew 24:14)

4. RIGHT LIVING TODAY IS FITTING FOR OUR FUTURE LIFE

Peter connects the coming judgment with a call to holy and godly living. Believers look forward to a new heaven and a new earth where righteousness dwells. Let that hope shape your conduct, relationships, and use of resources as you invest in what has eternal value. (2 Peter 3:11–15)

5. REMAIN READY FOR CHRIST TO RETURN

Jesus pictures His followers as servants prepared for their master’s arrival. Readiness includes faithful service and attention to the responsibilities He has entrusted to us. Keep following Christ, sharing His hope, and living with expectation of His return. (Luke 12:35–40; Revelation 22:12)

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Christ’s promised return gives you a hopeful reason to live faithfully today. Read 2 Peter 3 and consider one priority that needs to change in light of eternity. Address a sin you have been postponing, encourage someone with His promises, or share the gospel with a person who needs Him. As you remember Jesus’ sacrifice, look forward to His return with gratitude and hope.

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How do you remain faithful to Jesus while helping people who are doubting or caught in spiritual danger? Teaching from Jude 22–25, Pastor Chris Teien explores how believers can show courageous mercy, depend on God’s keeping power, and look forward to standing before Christ with joy.

Discover how confidence in your Savior equips you to share the gospel, restore others gently, and guard your own walk with Him. Jude’s closing words invite us to trust God’s faithfulness and worship Him as we await the fulfillment of His promises.

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1. REACH OUT WITH COURAGEOUS MERCY

Jude calls believers to show mercy to those who doubt and help people facing spiritual danger. Listen patiently, explain the gospel clearly, and approach those caught in sin with gentleness and care. Depend on the Holy Spirit while guarding against the temptation to compromise yourself. (Jude 22–23; John 3:16, 36; Romans 6:23; Galatians 6:1; 2 Timothy 2:25–26)

2. REST SECURE IN GOD’S POWER TO HOLD YOU

God is able to keep His people from stumbling and present them blameless before His glorious presence. Your salvation rests on Christ’s saving work and faithfulness. Trust His power to sustain you as you continue responding to His Word and growing in obedience. (Jude 24; Philippians 1:6; John 10:28–29; Ephesians 1:13–14)

3. REJOICE IN THE HOPE OF CHRIST’S ETERNAL GLORY

Jude closes by giving glory, majesty, power, and authority to God through Jesus Christ. His praise directs our attention toward the joy of being welcomed into God’s presence through our Savior. Let that eternal hope strengthen your perseverance and lead you into grateful worship today. (Jude 24–25; Romans 8:18; Revelation 11:15)

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You can care for others with courage because your confidence rests in Christ. Pray for someone who is struggling with doubt, offer a patient conversation, or help a person take a step toward repentance and faith. Read Jude 24–25 and thank God for His power to keep you. Continue serving with mercy and hope as you look forward to His presence.

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How should the hope of heaven change the way you live on earth? Teaching from Colossians 3:1–11, Pastor Chris Teien explores how keeping your attention on Christ shapes your priorities, helps you resist sin, and strengthens your everyday witness.

Discover how your new identity in Jesus gives you a foundation for growth. An eternal perspective encourages faithful service, healthier relationships, and practical obedience in the responsibilities before you.

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1. LOOK AHEAD TO ETERNITY IN HEAVEN

Paul calls believers to set their hearts and minds on things above, where Christ is seated at God’s right hand. Your life is hidden with Christ, and you will share in His glory when He appears. Let that secure future guide how you use your time, care for people, and approach today’s challenges. (Colossians 3:1–4; Revelation 21:1–4; John 14:2–3)

2. LOOK AWAY FROM ENTRAPMENTS ON EARTH

Belonging to Christ calls for putting sinful desires and practices to death. Paul names sexual immorality, impurity, lust, greed, anger, slander, harmful speech, and lying. Identify patterns that need to change, establish wise boundaries, and depend on God’s help as you turn toward obedience. (Colossians 3:5–9; Job 31:1; 1 Timothy 5:2; Proverbs 6:32)

3. LOOK AWESOME, KNOWING AND GROWING IN CHRIST

Paul describes the new self being renewed in knowledge in the image of its Creator. Spiritual growth involves learning to know Christ and allowing His truth to shape your character. Background and social status do not determine your standing in Him. Christ unites His people and gives each believer opportunities to grow and serve. (Colossians 3:10–11)

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Your hope in Christ can shape one practical choice today. Read Colossians 3:1–11, identify a sinful habit or attitude to address, and consider how an eternal perspective changes a current priority. Speak truthfully, respond patiently, or make time to serve someone. Keep your attention on Jesus as you live out the new identity He has given you.

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