Win the Day: Five Minutes with Pastor Nat Crawford on Oneplace.com

As Paul continues his letter to the Colossians, he addresses the issue of the sinful nature inside each of us. As Ron Moore examines this passage, we'll see that even though the penalty of sin has been taken care of, the propensity to sin will stay with us. We'll learn how to identify the sins lurking in our lives and how to rely on God's power to overcome them.

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As Paul continues his letter to the Colossians, he addresses the issue of the sinful nature inside each of us. As Ron Moore examines this passage, we'll see that even though the penalty of sin has been taken care of, the propensity to sin will stay with us. We'll learn how to identify the sins lurking in our lives and how to rely on God's power to overcome them.

After spending time in the first two chapters of Colossians telling believers what to avoid, Paul now turns his attention to instructing us how we should live. Ron Moore unpacks these ideas from Paul and shows us how we can live a life that is focused 100% on God. Focused not just during Sunday morning worship, but during the Wednesday team meeting at work and the Friday night sporting event with our kids.

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After spending time in the first two chapters of Colossians telling believers what to avoid, Paul now turns his attention to instructing us how we should live. Ron Moore unpacks these ideas from Paul and shows us how we can live a life that is focused 100% on God. Focused not just during Sunday morning worship, but during the Wednesday team meeting at work and the Friday night sporting event with our kids.

As Christianity began to spread through the ancient world, many people tried to smuggle the old rules into the new way. Even today, many people feel more comfortable living within a set of rigid rules. But, Ron Moore points out the danger in this way of thinking--the danger of thinking we can earn our way into heaven. We'll find out how Jesus fulfilled the requirements of the old law and discuss what it means that He is now our Sabbath rest.

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As Christianity began to spread through the ancient world, many people tried to smuggle the old rules into the new way. Even today, many people feel more comfortable living within a set of rigid rules. But, Ron Moore points out the danger in this way of thinking--the danger of thinking we can earn our way into heaven. We'll find out how Jesus fulfilled the requirements of the old law and discuss what it means that He is now our Sabbath rest.

False teaching wasn't just a problem with the early church. Even though the names and specifics of these heretical movements are different today they still share some characteristics in common with their ancient cousins. Ron Moore helps us get to the root of these false teachings and shows us how to not just know God, but to live a life empowered by Him.

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False teaching wasn't just a problem with the early church. Even though the names and specifics of these heretical movements are different today they still share some characteristics in common with their ancient cousins. Ron Moore helps us get to the root of these false teachings and shows us how to not just know God, but to live a life empowered by Him.

In writing to the Colossians, Paul wanted to accomplish two things. The first is to let us know that we all have equal access to the throne of God--salvation is not just for a privileged few. The second, as Ron Moore explains, is to help us understand that a mature Christian life is a life dedicated to living by Christ's priorities, and not our own.

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In writing to the Colossians, Paul wanted to accomplish two things. The first is to let us know that we all have equal access to the throne of God--salvation is not just for a privileged few. The second, as Ron Moore explains, is to help us understand that a mature Christian life is a life dedicated to living by Christ's priorities, and not our own.