We continue this morning in our study of our fear of being rejected by man. There are so many ways that this manifests itself in our lives. We so strongly desire approval and fear rejection that we go to great lengths to get this approval of man. Follow along in the PDF outline provided below as Paul leads us through this topic as we near the conclusion of this series.

It's one of those passages that come up in conversation but one that we usually prefer not to discuss. In the last section of chapter 2 of Colossians, Paul is addressing some hotly-debated thoughts as to various practices of believers in their everyday lives. Are we as forgiving and understanding as we should be in this area? Do we force our own sense of morality on others? Paul is not addressing the Gospel and the main things in Scripture but rather those things for which we must answer to in our own consciences.

We continue this morning in our study of our fear of being rejected by man. There are so many ways that this manifests itself in our lives. We so strongly desire approval and fear rejection that we go to great lengths to get this approval of man. Follow along in the PDF outline provided below as Paul leads us through this topic as we near the conclusion of this series.

It's one of those passages that come up in conversation but one that we usually prefer not to discuss. In the last section of chapter 2 of Colossians, Paul is addressing some hotly-debated thoughts as to various practices of believers in their everyday lives. Are we as forgiving and understanding as we should be in this area? Do we force our own sense of morality on others? Paul is not addressing the Gospel and the main things in Scripture but rather those things for which we must answer to in our own consciences.

We continue this morning in our study of our fear of being rejected by man. There are so many ways that this manifests itself in our lives. We so strongly desire approval and fear rejection that we go to great lengths to get this approval of man. Follow along in the PDF outline provided below as Paul leads us through this topic as we near the conclusion of this series.

It's one of those passages that come up in conversation but one that we usually prefer not to discuss. In the last section of chapter 2 of Colossians, Paul is addressing some hotly-debated thoughts as to various practices of believers in their everyday lives. Are we as forgiving and understanding as we should be in this area? Do we force our own sense of morality on others? Paul is not addressing the Gospel and the main things in Scripture but rather those things for which we must answer to in our own consciences.

It's such a common thing in our lives that it's likely we are blind to it's presence. But when you stop to think about it, how much of what you do is motivated by fear of rejection by others? As we continue our study on the topic of fear, examine your own life carefully. Paul Renfro has created an excellent study guide that is linked below as a PDF. This study will continue next week!

Chapter two and verses 11-15 of Colossians is our focus this week. It's amazing and humbling to consider the blessings of Christ's death, burial and resurrection for us as Christians. Have you really stopped to think of how Christ's sacrifice affects our earthly and eternal existence? Follow along in Scripture as we continue our study of Paul's epistle.

It's such a common thing in our lives that it's likely we are blind to it's presence. But when you stop to think about it, how much of what you do is motivated by fear of rejection by others? As we continue our study on the topic of fear, examine your own life carefully. Paul Renfro has created an excellent study guide that is linked below as a PDF. This study will continue next week!

Chapter two and verses 11-15 of Colossians is our focus this week. It's amazing and humbling to consider the blessings of Christ's death, burial and resurrection for us as Christians. Have you really stopped to think of how Christ's sacrifice affects our earthly and eternal existence? Follow along in Scripture as we continue our study of Paul's epistle.