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Faith is believing even in an environment of contradiction. It would always be tenacious, no matter the circumstance.

Sometimes, the hard times you go through are to make you stronger.

God has a will too, and He cannot be threatened to do as you will. Therefore, submit to His sovereignty.

The church in Colossae faced challenges from false ideologies and doctrines. The Apostle Paul addressed this by emphasizing Christ's preeminence and sufficiency.

He taught about Christ's supremacy and divinity, establishing important doctrines about His role in salvation and our submission to Him.

As believers, Christ must be central in how we live our lives, both in doctrine and in conduct.

Faith is the currency of God. It has always been the yardstick before the law came.

Without faith, it is impossible to please God. The law was not given to reveal right from wrong or to make us righteous. It was given to reveal God's holy standard.

This is the introductory teaching to the Letter to the Church in Colossae series.

We are taught how to conduct proper Bible study, diligently expound scriptures, read in context, and practice exegesis.

The church in Colossae used other mediums to reach Christ, implying that Christ was not enough for them. Paul wrote this letter to address them against this. We draw lessons from this relating to our modern-day experiences.

We often hear that faith moves mountains, but what about the faith that endures the storm?

True faith isn't just about instant breakthroughs; it’s about total dependence on God, even when things don’t look good.

From the Old Testament to the New Testament, faith remains the unwavering trust in God’s plan, not in our own efforts or temporary securities.

Join us as we explore the full picture of faith, one that builds patience, strength, and a rock-solid foundation in Christ.

No matter how crazy in love you might be with that person, remember that there is a right way to go about handling relationships.

Ensure that you prepare adequately by asking the important questions to know enough about this person and seek Godly counsel while doing so.

There are marks of spiritual growth and love is one of them. A person's growth can be gauged by their love walk.

As believers, we cannot say we love God if we don't love His family.

When we got saved, it was not just about eternal life but also about joining an eternal family, and that must foster a family mindset in you.

Marriage is not a destination. It is a lifelong journey of becoming one flesh, body, and soul.

God’s design for marriage is forever, and true partnership begins when two operate as one.

Understanding the differences between men and women is key. But unity in purpose is the foundation.

Let’s explore God's divine truth about marriage—its purpose, and the preparation it requires, in this sermon.

If only we handled our relationships better, heartbreaks wouldn’t be so bad. God takes relationships seriously, and so must we.

Understanding God's love in Christ gives us a different perspective on loving our neighbours.

The sacrifice of Christ bestows on us the responsibility to love as He did. And the redemption work of Christ has empowered us to love, empowered by the Holy Ghost.

Marriage is more than just an earthly institution. It carries deep spiritual significance. It reflects the union between Christ and the Church, showing how two become one, just as believers are one with Christ.

In this sermon, we explore the divine mystery of marriage and its mirror effect on our faith journey.