How do the "one another" passages in the New Testament work? What do they mean? Find out by listening to this sermon.
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| Jeremy Hoover |
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| Jeremy Hoover |
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How do the "one another" passages in the New Testament work? What do they mean? Find out by listening to this sermon.
Add Comment In Ephesians 4:17-32, Paul teaches about the importance of building people up in our speech rather than tearing them down. Gossip taints us, and it taints the people being gossiped about and gossiped to. You will see more growth when you stop complaining about people (and gossiping about them) and start building them up instead.
In Colossians 3, Paul outlines a path to spiritual growth that involves living a resurrected, raised life with Christ now by leaving aside the old self, putting on the new self, and doing everything you do for Jesus. This sermon also includes 8 habits that will help you grow spiritually.
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