Flatirons Community Church Podcast

In this introductory message, every writer in the Bible made it clear that if "a day is coming" in the future, it has implications for how we live today.

When our contentment is tied to our circumstances, being content is the one thing we will never find.

Paul teaches that forgetting what lies behind and straining toward what lies ahead are the keys to knowing Christ more. Sometimes it's our past "wins" that are more difficult to get over than our past "losses."

For Paul, walking through what most people would see as losing was always the path to winning.

If we are saved by grace through faith in who Jesus is and what Jesus did for us, what are the implications for us in how we interact with people around us?

Because of what Jesus has done for us and what the Spirit is doing in us, we are free to live our lives in a way that reflects who Jesus is and what He has done.

Now that we have been set free and welcomed into God' family through Christ, why do we sometimes turn back to living like slaves?

Now that we have been set free and welcomed into God' family through Christ, why do we sometimes turn back to living like slaves?

God made a covenant with Abraham and an outward sign that He would set us free through Jesus. Somewhere along the way, things got "messed up."

Even though Christ has set you free, there will always be people and challenges in your life that will try to discourage you to give up.