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Prayer is essential to the Christian life. Screwtape, Wormwood, and thier 'Father Below' want to do everything they can to disrupt and sabotage it. That is the discussion in this episode of Sunday Synopsis.
It's not always easy getting along with the people we live with, and Screwtape knows it. In this episode, we look at suggestions the senior tempter gives his nephew. And of course, we look at verses in the Bible that counter all his recommendations!
In this episode, we look at the second chapter of The Screwtape Letters. Here, Screwtape instructs Wormwood to keep his "patient" focused on people in the church and not the One they are at church to worship.
In this episode of the Sunday Synopsis podcast, we begin a look at C.S. Lewis' book The Screwtape Letters. In this episode, I look at the truth of the gospel, and keeping our focus on Jesus, not the circumstances of our lives. Thanks for listening. - Charley
If there is one thing that the lock downs and quarrantines of 2020 and 2021 taught us, it's that we need each other! Paul recognized this as he was finishing his letter to the Colossians. He acknowledged several people who helped him and the church. This is the last episode in this series from the book of Colossians.
It may be a month early, but we are having a Thanksgiving episode!! Paul instructs us in Colossians to have an attitude of thanksgiving. Joining me in this episode is a special guest that I am very thankful for, my daughter. So, listen in for a fun and little bit different episode of the Sunday Synopsis podcast.
Paul gives the Colossians a reminder that when we are at work, we are not just working for our master, but for our Master! Join in as we look at what he said!
Christ wants to be in all aspects of our lives, especially our families. In this episode, we look at what Paul wrote to the Colossians about godly relationships within our families.
When a contractor goes to renovate a house, they have to be able to see the end product before they start the work. When we see someone who's life is a wreck, can we catch a vision of who they could be when Christ does a work in them?
A child knows when they want to feel safe, they can hide behind mom or dad. We as Christians have a hiding place with Christ. Listen in as we continue our study of Colossians!
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