COG Moose Jaw

The expression 'off with the old, on with the new' can also be applied to our faith - and indeed the Apostle Paul stresses in Colossians 3:12-14 that after putting off our old selves we then need to put on our new self in Christ - behaviour characterized by compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience stemming from an identity that we're chosen, holy and dearly loved by Him.

Are humans essentially good, or essentially evil? The Bible is very clear that we are all flawed and in need of a Savior. The Apostle Paul affirms that only by crucifying our sinful nature - putting it to death - can we fully live with Christ and receive the life He offers us in faith.

Prof. Merrill Dyck takes us through an interactive, thought-provoking study of Christianity and theology meant for ready application to everyday life.

Did you grow up in a strict, legalistic culture? The Apostle Paul in Colossians 2:16-23 warns the Colossians about the dangers of legalism and reminds them that all they need is found in Christ.

Does change come easy for you? What do you wish you could change? Colossians 2:13-15 reminds us that we cannot change our sin nature, but only through Jesus' sacrificial death on the cross was the power of sin broken over our lives. We now have total forgiveness and the power to resist the enemy, and all because of God's love for us! Happy Valentine's Day!

Prof. Merrill Dyck takes us through an interactive, thought-provoking study of Christianity and theology meant for ready application to everyday life.

No one likes being deceived, and yet the enemy deceives so many that don't know the truth about Jesus through God's Word. Now more than ever we need to be aware of the dangers inherent in deceptive philosophies and human traditions and hold fast to the truth that Jesus is our complete fulfillment.

Prof. Merrill Dyck takes us through an interactive, thought-provoking study of Christianity and theology meant for ready application to everyday life.

There's no refuting clear evidence for something, and in particular our faith in Jesus. In Colossians 2, the Apostle Paul summarizes the evidence for Jesus he presented in chapter one by exhorting the Colossians to grow in unity together and focus on Jesus as the clearest evidence for His supremacy.

Prof. Merrill Dyck takes us through an interactive, thought-provoking study of Christianity and theology meant for ready application to everyday life.