Colossians 3:1-17

We know that God is loving, patient, kind, and long-suffering. But, He is also fair and therefore, He must judge sin. This is Hope From the Word, a daily time of study in God's Word. On behalf of Calvary Chapel of Marlton, we're glad you could join us today as we continue our survey of the New Testament. We'll frame today's study around Colossians chapter three. Here to bring that into focus is our teacher and pastor, Bill Luebkemann.

Ever tried to have one foot in the world and the other in the church? That's like trying to see how close you can get to the fire without getting burned. There's a much better way to live. Welcome to Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. Our message today is titled, “Living for Christ” and, as we're about to see, that's really hard to do when you're living for the world. Join us in Colossians three, if you would, as Pastor Bill continues his through the Bible series bringing us Hope From the Word.

A fresh start is a powerful thing.  Do you often want to leave the old behind and start anew with the hope of everything being better?  For the one who has surrendered to Christ, that is exactly what happens. We leave the old life of sin behind and start fresh and new with the Holy Spirit as our guide.  In this wonderfully uplifting message, Dr. Jeff Schreve shares key truths about walking in the new life Christians are given through the blood of Jesus Christ.

A fresh start is a powerful thing.  Do you often want to leave the old behind and start anew with the hope of everything being better?  For the one who has surrendered to Christ, that is exactly what happens. We leave the old life of sin behind and start fresh and new with the Holy Spirit as our guide.  In this wonderfully uplifting message, Dr. Jeff Schreve shares key truths about walking in the new life Christians are given through the blood of Jesus Christ.

God is desperately concerned with how His children are treated. He’s concerned as our heavenly Father—and as our heavenly Father-in-law! Because our spouses are God’s sons and daughters, when we marry, He also becomes our heavenly father-in-law! And He has a whole list in Colossians about how He expects His in-laws to treat His sons and daughters. In this message, Pete Briscoe explores how God views our marriages and how the way we treat our spouses impacts our relationship with Him.