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The sermon explores the Christian walk of faith, love, and hope as described in Colossians 1, emphasizing the necessity of bearing spiritual fruit through the Holy Spirit. It encourages believers to cultivate a deep prayer life that seeks wisdom and understanding rather than merely requesting physical healing or relief. The preacher illustrates how God patiently guides individuals toward truth, using personal anecdotes to demonstrate that enduring trials with gratitude keeps burdens light. Central to the message is the reconciliation achieved through Christ's blood, which delivers believers from darkness into His kingdom of light. Ultimately, the text calls the audience to rejoice continually, trusting in God's sovereignty and the promise of perfection found in Jesus Christ.

FOR WOMEN-How does one get through tragedy that hits without warning? Click on the link to see the referenced poem https://finestofthewheat.org/the-lord-will-provide/

In this episode of Equipping You in Grace, Dave Jenkins explains that Christians should care about truth, justice, public righteousness, and faithful cultural engagement. Yet political power cannot redeem sinners or transform the human heart. The kingdom of God advances through the proclamation of the gospel, the work of the Holy Spirit, discipleship, prayer, holiness, and faithful witness to Christ. Drawing from John 18:36, Matthew 28:18–20, Acts, and Romans 1:16, this episode calls Christians away from political idolatry, fear, triumphalism, and domination thinking and back to confidence in Christ, His gospel, and His mission for the church. For more from Equipping You in Grace, visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/equipping-you-in-grace-2/

Beginning a series on the Athanasian Creed, we start with the unfashionable point that there is such a thing as the Christian Faith and tht it can be known. What is more, what we believe matters, even down to eternal consequences.

The Reformers do not reform everything that Rome created. And a century by century record of those who kept the seventh day.

A Tale of Two Graves: Moody and Marx. We are joined by Erwin Lutzer (Author; Pastor Emeritus). Topics discussed include: Why Marx and Moody? Who was Karl Marx? Who was DL Moody? Why is this Relevant Today? How Should Christians Address the Rise of Communism/Socialism?

Pastor Don's Books: https://ttwpress.com 2809 - https://www.thetruthpulpit.com