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Today, we look at a very sobering passage, and we camp out here for the whole study. Paul told the Colossian church to beware, which we should see as a strong warning, so what was he warning them of? He feared that some man might spoil them through philosophy and vain deceit. He pointed to the root cause as the tradition of men, and after the rudiments of the world. Paul went as far as to say that these things could pull them away from Christ. In our Q&A segment, we respond to this question: I have been in church my whole life, and I have seen a trend in recent years of many churches that are doing away with testimony services… how do you feel about this?
We truly feel this episode is a must, so please listen to it today!

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Today, we traverse through some really amazing things. Paul was concerned that the Colossian believers might be beguiled because he was absent in the flesh. He told them that he was with them in spirit, and he was thrilled for their steadfast faith. He encouraged them to continue walking in Christ, being rooted, built up in Him, and established in the faith. He wanted them to abound with thanksgiving as well. In our Q&A segment, we were asked a thought-provoking question: A few weeks ago, we turned our clocks back to the original time, and this makes we wonder: Is it a sin for man to change the time, when God created it?
We have a very lively discussion about these things, and several more, but don’t waste any more time, go ahead and listen in!

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Today, we mark another milestone on our Q&A’s, by offering you our 25th such episode. We are one fourth of the way to 100 now! We took in some really good questions, and giving answers to them were a little challenging. Questions include: where was God when He created Heaven, the blind man in John 9, fitness centers, jesting, how to understand usury, and more.
We feel very confident that this list of questions will delight you, while we pray that the answers will bless you.
Join in with us as we try our best to navigate through these tough queries… so sit back and enjoy it!