THE WALK OF A LIFETIME (2 OF 7)
Scripture: Colossians 2:6-10
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The Walk of a Lifetime (2 of 7)
Series: Guardians of the Galaxy
James Merritt
Colossians 2:6-10
Introduction
1. Whenever a child is born though they don’t realize it it is the beginning of an adventure and that adventure is all about learning new things. We may not remember the exact time or day, but how cool was it when you learned to say your first word? How cool was it when you learned to read your first word? How cool was it when you learned to write your first word? Of course, many of us remember how cool is was when we first learned to ride a bicycle and especially how to drive a car.
2. There is a magical thing that happens in homes, every day all over the world and there is a moment of anticipation that starts from the minute a child is born. When it happens grandparents take videos, put it on Facebook, Tweet it out, is Instagramed and joy explodes everywhere. When a child takes their first step you know that when that child learns to put one foot in front of the other and that child can start walking, both the hard work and the fun of being a parent really begins.
3. God created us to walk. I don’t mean just physically; I mean spiritually, morally and ethically. Just to walk on the right path and to walk in the right direction is a walk of a lifetime which begins when you walk to Jesus, then you walk with Jesus and then you walk for Jesus. We are in a series of messages in the Book of Colossians that we are calling ‘‘The Guardian of the Galaxy.’’
4. The Bible elevates Jesus more, exalts Jesus more, and nothing extols more than this book. The walk of a lifetime should be centered around him. A Christian is someone who has walked to Jesus and now walks with Jesus and always walks for Jesus. Therein lies a big problem that we as Christians and as a church face greatly today. Too many people who call themselves Christians have either never truly walked to Jesus or they have quit walking with Jesus and for Jesus and they are ...
Series: Guardians of the Galaxy
James Merritt
Colossians 2:6-10
Introduction
1. Whenever a child is born though they don’t realize it it is the beginning of an adventure and that adventure is all about learning new things. We may not remember the exact time or day, but how cool was it when you learned to say your first word? How cool was it when you learned to read your first word? How cool was it when you learned to write your first word? Of course, many of us remember how cool is was when we first learned to ride a bicycle and especially how to drive a car.
2. There is a magical thing that happens in homes, every day all over the world and there is a moment of anticipation that starts from the minute a child is born. When it happens grandparents take videos, put it on Facebook, Tweet it out, is Instagramed and joy explodes everywhere. When a child takes their first step you know that when that child learns to put one foot in front of the other and that child can start walking, both the hard work and the fun of being a parent really begins.
3. God created us to walk. I don’t mean just physically; I mean spiritually, morally and ethically. Just to walk on the right path and to walk in the right direction is a walk of a lifetime which begins when you walk to Jesus, then you walk with Jesus and then you walk for Jesus. We are in a series of messages in the Book of Colossians that we are calling ‘‘The Guardian of the Galaxy.’’
4. The Bible elevates Jesus more, exalts Jesus more, and nothing extols more than this book. The walk of a lifetime should be centered around him. A Christian is someone who has walked to Jesus and now walks with Jesus and always walks for Jesus. Therein lies a big problem that we as Christians and as a church face greatly today. Too many people who call themselves Christians have either never truly walked to Jesus or they have quit walking with Jesus and for Jesus and they are ...
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