Life has but one great goal for the Christian, and that is to find God’s will for their life and do it. In Colossians, Paul’s life work, his profession, was exactly what God wanted him to do. He followed the will of God for his life. Paul did not choose his life’s work, for he did not want to make a mistake. He did not want to waste his life. To Paul, there was but one work or profession: the job God wanted him to do. The profession he wanted did not matter; only God’s will for his life mattered.
There is only one profession for any believer: the work God wants him to do. God has put every believer upon earth for a specific task. Jesus says “If any man will do his will, he shall know the doctrine, whether it be of God, or whether it be of man. (John 7:17). Don’t miss this Sunday as we look at The Great Pillars of The Christian Life, as we continue our study in Colossians.
The Great Convictions of a Great Christian - Part 2
Colossians 1:1-8
April 26, 2015 • Dr. Danny Lovett
Talk is Cheap
July 5, 2015 • Dr. Danny Lovett
Never underestimate the power of your speech. A judge says a few words, and a man's life is saved or condemned. A doctor speaks a few words, and a patient either rejoices ecstatically or gives up in despair. Whether the communication is oral or written, there is great power in words. The power of speech is a gift of God, and it must be used the way God meant it to be used. The tongue has the power to direct, the power to destroy, the power to delight. The tongue is but a little member in our bodies, but it can accomplish great things for good or for bad. This Sunday we will finish our study in Colossians by looking at four important ministries of speech. Don't miss this life changing truth.