• Colossians episode 2

  • Oct 28 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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Colossians episode 2

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  • Unlock the mysteries of the Book of Colossians with our insightful guests, Mimi Adjala, Richard Thomas, and Paul Blackham, by your side. Discover how the profound truth that Jesus is the image of the invisible God reshapes our entire understanding of Scripture, bridging the Old and New Testaments in a seamless narrative of divine revelation. Explore the concept of Jesus as the firstborn over all creation and how this perspective enriches our grasp of the Bible and our place within the universe. Our conversation promises to deepen your appreciation for the interconnectedness of all things made by and for Him, offering a fresh lens through which to view life's greatest questions.

    Join us as we examine the powerful message of the gospel, heralded to every creature on earth, and the profound insights this offers into our daily walk of faith. From seeds to animals, witness how creation itself bears the imprint of the teachings of Jesus, serving as a testament to the pervasive nature of the gospel. We dive into the necessity of a daily commitment to faith, encouraging listeners to live in a manner worthy of Jesus, characterized by humility and obedience. Embrace this call to recommit to your faith each day and embody the essence of the gospel in your interactions, nurturing a life aligned with divine wisdom.

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