Telling the Truth

Having reminded the Colossians about the things they believe, Paul now turns his attention to how they should behave. Christians recognize that because belief and behaviour are inextricably bound up in each other, any erosion of belief will lead inevitably… Scripture: Colossians 3:1-3:10

The Colossian Christians were being troubled by people who were confusing them and hindering their spiritual progress. Paul spoke forcibly to the issue and in so doing he reminds us that we should be on our guard against those who… Scripture: Colossians 2:16-2:23

Having reminded the Colossians about the things they believe, Paul now turns his attention to how they should behave. Christians recognize that because belief and behaviour are inextricably bound up in each other, any erosion of belief will lead inevitably… Scripture: Colossians 3:1-3:10

John Bunyan’s famous allegory, “Pilgrim’s Progress,” described the journey of the believer from the “slough of despond” to “the celestial city.” In less picturesque terms, Paul did the same for the Colossians. We, too, need to know how to get… Scripture: Colossians 1:21-1:29

Having begun their spiritual journey, the Colossians needed encouragement to continue as they had started because factors entered their lives that would take them off course. Scripture: Colossians 2:8-2:15

Jill Briscoe How do you know what love looks like? Maybe you grew up in a household of care and support—and you feel you have a pretty good grasp on the concept. But maybe you’ve experienced some painful relationships—and you really struggle… Scripture: John 21:1-21:17

Charles Price On a mountainside in Galilee, Jesus preached a sermon for the ages. In it He turned every religious principle on its head, carrying His hearers from conduct to character, rules to righteousness, and laws to life. In this message, guest… Scripture: Matthew 5:17-5:20

Stuart Briscoe Paul’s objective in writing the 13th chapter of 1 Corinthians was not to produce a timeless Christian marriage reading or even a masterpiece of wisdom literature—though both of those things surely happened. His concern was to instruct and develop a… Scripture: 1 Corinthians 13:1-13:13

Charles Price On a mountainside in Galilee, Jesus preached a sermon for the ages. In it He turned every religious principle on its head, carrying His hearers from conduct to character, rules to righteousness, and laws to life. In this message, guest… Scripture: Matthew 5:17-5:20

Jill Briscoe How do you know what love looks like? Maybe you grew up in a household of care and support—and you feel you have a pretty good grasp on the concept. But maybe you’ve experienced some painful relationships—and you really struggle… Scripture: John 21:1-21:17

Jill Briscoe It’s easy for us to question God when He chooses us for a task. We feel unqualified, like God has made a mistake. But God often chooses the unexpected to do His work. David was the definition of unexpected. He… Scripture: 1 Samuel 16

Everybody is looking for some degree of acceptance. Everybody wants to have some sense of significance and to feel like they are “giving back.” In other words, we have the need to experience love and the need to express love… Scripture: John 14:15-14:31

Jill Briscoe It’s easy for us to question God when He chooses us for a task. We feel unqualified, like God has made a mistake. But God often chooses the unexpected to do His work. David was the definition of unexpected. He… Scripture: 1 Samuel 16

Stuart Briscoe The love of God is not just a theological truth. And the love of God is infinitely more than a warm, fuzzy feeling. As the Scriptures so wonderfully proclaim, the love of God is an accomplished, demonstrable fact that can… Scripture: Romans 5:6-5:11

Stuart Briscoe The love of God is not just a theological truth. And the love of God is infinitely more than a warm, fuzzy feeling. As the Scriptures so wonderfully proclaim, the love of God is an accomplished, demonstrable fact that can… Scripture: Romans 5:6-5:11