Kingwood Methodist

Throughout scripture, God is consistently reaching to lead his people to be who He created them to be. In the season of the exiles returning to Jerusalem, God uses Ezra to call the people back to faithfulness. We also find a peculiar emphasis in what this means in the Wesleyan Methodist heritage as “Scriptural Holiness”.

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Does God really care what we do with our money? How does generosity impact the life of a believer? Let's dive in together to that and speak specifically to what God wants to do at Kingwood Methodist Church. 

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As we read God's word, what does it mean for Christ to be IN us? In our hearts, in our minds, in our will, and how does that effect the way we interact with others?

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In Colossians 3:18-4:1 Paul describes how our identity in Christ changes every human relationship. 

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In Colossians 3:5-15 Paul begins to describe how our new life in Christ should look. The imagery is simple and clear – is Christ your essential garmet? Or just an accessory?

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We continue our series in Colossians this week, we explore what it means for Christ to be in the father, and Christ to live in us. What does that even mean!? 

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In Colossians 2:6-15, Paul describes the importance of being held captive by nothing but Christ. What holds you captive outside of God?

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How do we understand where Christ is in the midst of our struggles and suffering? And why does Paul use the imagery of the church being “knit together in love” as encourage each other in the church? Today we reveal the contrast of the message of the scripture with the “reasonable sounding arguments” of the world.

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In Colossians 1:15-23, Paul articulates why it is so important what we believe Jesus is and who we are in him. And the application of these verses is found in one word inverse 23.

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As we launch our sermon series in Colossians, today is an overview of the themes and context of Colossae, the church to whom Paul writes. Remember who you and whose you are in Christ.

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