Maranatha Lilburn

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  • 8) The Church for the World (Colossians 3:12-17)
    The 8th sermon in a series on Colossians: Christ the King
    Paul builds a positive vision of what the Christian life looks like, and how the Church can live for the LORD and be for the world: through compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, and above all, love. This kind of life brings peace and wisdom; gratitude and worship, all to the glory of Jesus Christ.
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    39 min
  • 6) Amos 6
    The 6th study in Amos: The Shepherd Prophet
    In our 6th part of a 9-week study, Amos again laments Israel's sin, this time as he watches the rich and powerful party at a funeral banquet. Their inability to grieve or mourn reveals the hardness of the their hearts. The LORD warns them again that neither their comfort in their leisure, nor their pride in their military can save them from his coming judgment.
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    39 min
  • 7) The Resurrected Life (Colossians 3:1-11)
    The 7th sermon in a series on Colossians: Christ the King
    Now that Paul has denounced the Colossian Heresy (that we are saved by legalism or paganism), he reflects on how Christians are to live out their day-to-day lives, specifically by calling Christians to turn from sins of sex and speech (their old humanity), and instead be united in Christ's resurrection and love for one another (their new humanity).
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    46 min
  • 5) Amos 5
    The 5th study in Amos: The Shepherd Prophet
    In our 5th part of a 9-week study, Amos begins to weep and lament for Israel, comparing her to a young girl struck down in her prime. The LORD announce through him that they only hope for Israel to escape judgment from the imminent Day of the LORD is if they turn from their sin, seek God, and may live.
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    43 min
  • 6) Jesus in the Shadowlands (Colossians 2:16-23)
    The 6th sermon in a series on Colossians: Christ the King
    Paul continues to expose "the Colossian Heresy" as he reveals that even good former religious rituals are merely a shadow cast by the greater reality: the person and work of Jesus Christ. He encourages Christians to not let Judaizers pressure them into keeping kosher or certain festivals or for pagans to pressure them into asceticism or mystery religions.
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    42 min
  • 5) Philosophy 101 with Paul (Colossians 2:4-15)
    The 5th sermon in a series on Colossians: Christ the King
    Paul begins to address "the Colossian Heresy." That is, Paul begins to encourage the Colossians to stay rooted in the person and work of Jesus, keeping Christ the King center to their lives, and not being misled by paganism or legalism. Paul summarizes these ancillary ideas wordy "philosophies" that are really just "empty deceits."
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    35 min
  • 4) Amos 4
    The 4th study in Amos: The Shepherd Prophet
    In our 4th part of a 9-week study, Amos denounces Israel's pride in her wealth and power, especially when it comes to mistreating others. He also warns about God's covenant curses and total destruction if Israel won't repent of sin and self-reliance.
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    44 min
  • 4) The Mystery of Suffering (Colossians 1:24-2:3)
    The 4th sermon in a series on Colossians: Christ the King
    In Paul's poem, he shows Christ as the Creator and Redeemer of all, something he works out in the life of the Church. Now, based on that Gospel truth and hope, he shows how he and we can endure and perservere through great suffering (from persecution and prison) for the sake of God and one another.
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    36 min
  • 3) Amos 3
    The 3rd study in Amos: The Shepherd Prophet
    In our 3rd part of a 9-week study, Amos lists the reasons why God is outraged with Israel, how they've failed to live up to his covenant, and how they'll be destroyed because of their unrepentant sin.
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    49 min
  • 3) Paul's Poem (Colossians 1:15-23)
    The 3rd sermon in a series on Colossians: Christ the King
    Paul gets to the theological and pastoral heart of his letter: a poem all about the centrality of Jesus Christ the King. In it, Paul shows us how Jesus is the Creator, how Jesus is the Redeemer, and how the Church is the place where he accomplishes it all.
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    36 min

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Sermons and Studies by Pastor Caleb Stallings of Maranatha Baptist Church in Lilburn, Georgia.