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Colossians 2 is just one of those chapters that has much for us to think about. As we look again at the last section of the chapter, Pastor Paul asks some very direct questions of us as Christians. Are we creating our own set of moral and ethical standards outside of God's word? Or are we being guided by Scripture in such a way that people are loved and encouraged by the life that we live...

It's a humbling message, no pun intended, as we embark on our journey through three verses in Ephesians 4. You might think this only applies to your relationship with your spouse but if you hear what God is telling us in this passage, this is a vital character trait that will help us in all of our relationships. All four of the talks for this conference include a detailed PDF outline free to download at the link below...

Gentleness. It may seem like a trait that implies weakness or a lack of strength. But what if gentleness is God's way of helping us channel our sinful anger in a righteous direction? Don't skip this message as we continue to open up Ephesians 4 and find what truths God has in store for us. Keep the PDF outline handy as you listen - it's available below.

(NOTE: this recording started as we began the test for tolerance as listed in the PDF outline) As we close out the conference, we examine a difficult topic. Forbearance or putting up with one another's idiosycracies can be very challenging. But we will learn the value of this vital character trait as Mr. Priolo opens up Ephesians 4 and seeks to show us how to apply this to our lives.

Ah, patience. THIS is THE character trait that we've all got down pat. Oh wait... Actually, it's one that we all must work on in our lives. As with all the topics we are examining today, there are many differents facets to patience and how it can be exemplified in our relationships and certainly inside our marriages. Don't miss the benefit of the PDF outline available for download below...

Ah, patience. THIS is THE character trait that we've all got down pat. Oh wait... Actually, it's one that we all must work on in our lives. As with all the topics we are examining today, there are many differents facets to patience and how it can be exemplified in our relationships and certainly inside our marriages. Don't miss the benefit of the PDF outline available for download below...

(NOTE: this recording started as we began the test for tolerance as listed in the PDF outline) As we close out the conference, we examine a difficult topic. Forbearance or putting up with one another's idiosycracies can be very challenging. But we will learn the value of this vital character trait as Mr. Priolo opens up Ephesians 4 and seeks to show us how to apply this to our lives.

It's a humbling message, no pun intended, as we embark on our journey through three verses in Ephesians 4. You might think this only applies to your relationship with your spouse but if you hear what God is telling us in this passage, this is a vital character trait that will help us in all of our relationships. All four of the talks for this conference include a detailed PDF outline free to download at the link below...

Gentleness. It may seem like a trait that implies weakness or a lack of strength. But what if gentleness is God's way of helping us channel our sinful anger in a righteous direction? Don't skip this message as we continue to open up Ephesians 4 and find what truths God has in store for us. Keep the PDF outline handy as you listen - it's available below.

Gentleness. It may seem like a trait that implies weakness or a lack of strength. But what if gentleness is God's way of helping us channel our sinful anger in a righteous direction? Don't skip this message as we continue to open up Ephesians 4 and find what truths God has in store for us. Keep the PDF outline handy as you listen - it's available below.

It's a humbling message, no pun intended, as we embark on our journey through three verses in Ephesians 4. You might think this only applies to your relationship with your spouse but if you hear what God is telling us in this passage, this is a vital character trait that will help us in all of our relationships. All four of the talks for this conference include a detailed PDF outline free to download at the link below...

Ah, patience. THIS is THE character trait that we've all got down pat. Oh wait... Actually, it's one that we all must work on in our lives. As with all the topics we are examining today, there are many differents facets to patience and how it can be exemplified in our relationships and certainly inside our marriages. Don't miss the benefit of the PDF outline available for download below...

(NOTE: this recording started as we began the test for tolerance as listed in the PDF outline) As we close out the conference, we examine a difficult topic. Forbearance or putting up with one another's idiosycracies can be very challenging. But we will learn the value of this vital character trait as Mr. Priolo opens up Ephesians 4 and seeks to show us how to apply this to our lives.

It's a humbling message, no pun intended, as we embark on our journey through three verses in Ephesians 4. You might think this only applies to your relationship with your spouse but if you hear what God is telling us in this passage, this is a vital character trait that will help us in all of our relationships. All four of the talks for this conference include a detailed PDF outline free to download at the link below...

Gentleness. It may seem like a trait that implies weakness or a lack of strength. But what if gentleness is God's way of helping us channel our sinful anger in a righteous direction? Don't skip this message as we continue to open up Ephesians 4 and find what truths God has in store for us. Keep the PDF outline handy as you listen - it's available below.

Ah, patience. THIS is THE character trait that we've all got down pat. Oh wait... Actually, it's one that we all must work on in our lives. As with all the topics we are examining today, there are many differents facets to patience and how it can be exemplified in our relationships and certainly inside our marriages. Don't miss the benefit of the PDF outline available for download below...

(NOTE: this recording started as we began the test for tolerance as listed in the PDF outline) As we close out the conference, we examine a difficult topic. Forbearance or putting up with one another's idiosycracies can be very challenging. But we will learn the value of this vital character trait as Mr. Priolo opens up Ephesians 4 and seeks to show us how to apply this to our lives.

It's one of those passages that come up in conversation but one that we usually prefer not to discuss. In the last section of chapter 2 of Colossians, Paul is addressing some hotly-debated thoughts as to various practices of believers in their everyday lives. Are we as forgiving and understanding as we should be in this area? Do we force our own sense of morality on others? Paul is not addressing the Gospel and the main things in Scripture but rather those things for which we must answer to in our own consciences.

We continue this morning in our study of our fear of being rejected by man. There are so many ways that this manifests itself in our lives. We so strongly desire approval and fear rejection that we go to great lengths to get this approval of man. Follow along in the PDF outline provided below as Paul leads us through this topic as we near the conclusion of this series.

It's one of those passages that come up in conversation but one that we usually prefer not to discuss. In the last section of chapter 2 of Colossians, Paul is addressing some hotly-debated thoughts as to various practices of believers in their everyday lives. Are we as forgiving and understanding as we should be in this area? Do we force our own sense of morality on others? Paul is not addressing the Gospel and the main things in Scripture but rather those things for which we must answer to in our own consciences.