The Far End of the Pipe God intends this simple principle whenever and wherever the truth of Scripture is made known to us: What goes in, must come out! Colossians presents this flow of thought, first unveiling Christ in the highest, most transcendent way. That revelation trickles into our concepts, changing the way we think of Him and [...]
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What goes in, must come out.
Posted in New Testament, Spiritual depth, spirituality, Supremacy of Christ, tagged Colossian, Garbage in, Garbage Out, Supremacy of Christ on August 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Don’t Mess with Jesus.
Posted in New Testament, Supremacy of Christ, tagged Colossians, Jesus, Paul on July 14, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Now What? What should we do past the point of receiving Jesus? Everyone has opinions, even non-Christians (How many times have you heard, “If you were a real Christian, then you’d ____________,” or some similar wording?). The subject gets even more complicated as we factor in all the differing emphases of various Christian denominations. Paul [...]
A Larger Christ.
Posted in New Testament, Supremacy of Christ, tagged Colossians, Supremecy of Christ, Will of God on July 4, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The Bus is Headed Your Way What is the first thing that pops into your head when the word “Christ” is mentioned? If it’s a bearded figure like an illustration from a children’s Bible, then let me respectfully say that it’s not going to be enough. Life is headed your way. Statistically speaking, we’re all going to experience [...]
One Way Jesus–a call to confidence in the exclusivity of Christ
Posted in Absolute truth, Exclusivity of Christ, Postmodernism, Supremacy of Christ, Uncategorized, tagged Absolute truth, Exclusivity of Christ, John Myer, Postmodernism, Supremacy of Christ on November 15, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Perhaps not since the first century have Christians felt so much pressure to compromise the uniqueness of Christ. Modern influences of every kind virtually demand agreement that all religious beliefs are equally true and that there are multiple ways to God, forms of salvation, and Saviors. As a result, a high percentage of Christians are [...]
