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In Colossians 3:12–17, Paul moves from stripping off the old humanity to putting on the character of Christ. Compassion, kindness, forgiveness, love, peace, and thanksgiving are not optional extras. They are the shared life of God’s new people.
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John 8:7 (NIV) – “Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her.” Justice is at the heart of God’s plan for the world. We long for it, demand it, and, at times, take it into our own hands. In an age where crime shakes our…
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The biblical perspective on marriage emphasizes submission, love, and mutual respect as crucial elements of a Christ-centered union. This entails understanding cultural context, denominational influences, and the supernatural nature of Scripture. Ephesians 5:22-33 highlights the transformative power of Christ’s redemption in restoring harmonious relationships, promoting mutual respect, partnership, and equality.
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The biblical concept of submission in marriage is often misunderstood, but it actually calls for mutual respect and consideration. Husbands are called to be considerate and respect their wives, recognizing spiritual equality. This mutual submission should be practiced through empathy, prioritizing each other’s well-being, and making decisions collaboratively. These actions foster a marriage based on…
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Christians are urged to use their words wisely, speaking only what is uplifting and beneficial. Their speech should edify others and align with spiritual principles, reflecting love and grace. They are encouraged to guard against profanity, tailor their speech to specific needs, and ensure that their words and actions align with their true character and…
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The church at Philippi held a unique place in the heart of the apostle Paul. It was a community marked by love and fondness, yet, like any other congregation, it was not free from challenges. Pride had started to seep in, creating factions and breeding disunity. This discord was taking a toll on the church,…
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(cf. Hosea 1, 2 and 11) God’s love for His children is so strong and intense that it pains Him whenever we run away from Him. His kind of love is a love that will never go. It’s a love that at the midst of all of our faults He still loves us and cares…
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(cf. Ephesians 1-10) All Christians (myself included), at one point in their lives have had doubts about the assurance of their salvation. All of us are worried, “Am i really going to heaven?”, “are my kids going to get in?”, “How can i know i really am saved?” What we really want is a signed…