Learning to Walk | Col 2:6-7

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Learning to Walk | Col 2:6-7

Learning to Walk | Col 2:6-7

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In our physical development before we can run, we must learn to walk. The same is true in the spiritual life. Learning to walk takes time but once this skill is acquired, it becomes an essential life-long skill. Likewise, the next step for born-again believers, those who have received Christ as Lord, is to learn to follow him to become disciples and eventually disciple-makers. In Col 2:6-7, Paul reminds believers of the cruciality of their first steps in their life-long journey as followers of Jesus Christ.

What does it mean to receive Christ as Lord?


To receive Christ Jesus as Lord means…

 

I. Acceptance vs. Rejection (John 1:11-12, John 14:1-3).
     a. Our sin has rejected him, alienating us from him and each other.
     b. Faith welcomes him back so that he can take us back (John 1:11-12, John 14:1-3).

 

II. Deliverance vs. Oppression (Col. 1:13, Eph. 2:1-3).

 

III. Forgiveness vs. Condemnation (Col. 1:14, Luke 7:35-50, Rom. 5:6-8).

 

Because Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.

Without the Way there is no going: Christ offers you direction.

Without the Truth there is no knowing: Christ offers you
freedom from the lies of the enemy.

Without the Life there is no living: Christ offers you eternal life.

 

Are you ready to receive HIM?

Turn away from sin and put your trust in him.

 

1. If you have not started your journey, take your first step.
2. If you have lost your way, retrace your steps.
3. If you are on the way, get ready. It is time to pick up your step!

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