• Colossians episode 3

  • Nov 4 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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Colossians episode 3

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  • Join host Elizabeth Peltula as we navigate the intriguing intersection of faith and modern philosophy with distinguished guests Issachan Gaius Obeseki and Richard Thomas. This episode promises to unravel how the church can remain steadfast to Christ's teachings amidst societal complexities. Our discussion brings Colossians 2:1-10 into focus, emphasizing the necessity of unity and love within the church, and explores child-like receptiveness to God's teachings as mentioned in Titus and 1 John. We challenge the notion of reducing the gospel to mere philosophy and invite listeners to reflect on living their faith through genuine love and forgiveness, rather than just intellectual debates.

    Discover how keeping Christ at the heart of your personal and communal life can guide you through spiritual growth and challenges. This episode underscores the importance of being rooted and built up in faith, highlighting the perils of seeking fulfillment beyond Christ. We also delve into the spiritual battles that believers face, exploring how cultural shifts and ideologies may have dark influences. Through biblical examples, we illustrate that staying close to Christ empowers one to overcome these challenges, as darkness trembles before Him. Join us for an enriching conversation that calls us to live out our faith with authenticity and love.

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