The word “composition” is defined as “the parts of which something is composed or constructed.” It can also be defined as “the harmonious arrangement of the parts of a work in relation to each other or the whole.” This series will look at the components that make up the Christian experience. The complete series will come from the study of the book of Colossians.

The word “composition” is defined as “the parts of which something is composed or constructed.” It can also be defined as “the harmonious arrangement of the parts of a work in relation to each other or the whole.” This series will look at the components that make up the Christian experience. The complete series will come from the study of the book of Colossians.

The word “composition” is defined as “the parts of which something is composed or constructed.” It can also be defined as “the harmonious arrangement of the parts of a work in relation to each other or the whole.” This series will look at the components that make up the Christian experience. The complete series will come from the study of the book of Colossians.

We live in a culture that is sending many messages about spirituality—most of the messages are not found in God’s Word. This series will begin with an accurate picture of the messages found in God’s Word concerning spirituality and the relationship we can have with Jesus Christ. Then the last four sermons of the series we will expose the deceptive nature of the cults.

Someone has accurately said, “to recognize what is counterfeit you must understand what is true.” This statement will be our goal for this series.

We live in a culture that is sending many messages about spirituality—most of the messages are not found in God’s Word. This series will begin with an accurate picture of the messages found in God’s Word concerning spirituality and the relationship we can have with Jesus Christ. Then the last four sermons of the series we will expose the deceptive nature of the cults.

Someone has accurately said, “to recognize what is counterfeit you must understand what is true.” This statement will be our goal for this series.

We live in a culture that is sending many messages about spirituality—most of the messages are not found in God’s Word. This series will begin with an accurate picture of the messages found in God’s Word concerning spirituality and the relationship we can have with Jesus Christ. Then the last four sermons of the series we will expose the deceptive nature of the cults.

Someone has accurately said, “to recognize what is counterfeit you must understand what is true.” This statement will be our goal for this series.

We live in a culture that is sending many messages about spirituality—most of the messages are not found in God’s Word. This series will begin with an accurate picture of the messages found in God’s Word concerning spirituality and the relationship we can have with Jesus Christ. Then the last four sermons of the series we will expose the deceptive nature of the cults.

Someone has accurately said, “to recognize what is counterfeit you must understand what is true.” This statement will be our goal for this series.

We live in a culture that is sending many messages about spirituality—most of the messages are not found in God’s Word. This series will begin with an accurate picture of the messages found in God’s Word concerning spirituality and the relationship we can have with Jesus Christ. Then the last four sermons of the series we will expose the deceptive nature of the cults.

Someone has accurately said, “to recognize what is counterfeit you must understand what is true.” This statement will be our goal for this series.

Have you ever thought about the man behind most of the Psalms? David the shepherd boy who became king expressed his heart toward God through songs that have comforted many throughout the ages. He was a man who reached the highest of heights and the lowest of lows proving that everyone is capable of rising to accomplish the greatest of feats and falling into the worst of sins; yet he was called by a New Testament writer “a man after God’s own heart.”

Have you ever thought about the man behind most of the Psalms? David the shepherd boy who became king expressed his heart toward God through songs that have comforted many throughout the ages. He was a man who reached the highest of heights and the lowest of lows proving that everyone is capable of rising to accomplish the greatest of feats and falling into the worst of sins; yet he was called by a New Testament writer “a man after God’s own heart.”