The Colossians series from Video Bible Talks is an 8-video series of talks from the Bible book of Colossians. Paul’s letter to the Colossians was written to help Christians stay clear of false teaching that says you need ‘something more’ than Jesus, and to stay close to the true message of new life that we now have in him.
In the eighth and final video, the description of what new life in Christ looks like finishes with two things that we’re to do as we live out our ordinary Christian life: devote ourselves to prayer and share the gospel of Jesus. In v7-18, Paul closes his letter with some ‘hellos’ and greetings. In this list of people, we get an incredible glimpse of how living the ordinary Christian life can have an extra-ordinary impact on people around us, and even on the rest of the world.
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This series of Video Bible Talks includes a set of companion videos which give a 2-3 minute summary of the main teaching points from the Bible passage in each session.
To share this video with others, simply copy and paste the following link: https://youtu.be/O5QgItSSmyA These summary videos are intended for use by youth group and ministry group leaders to share with group members, parents/guardians, other leaders, church leaders, and anyone else who would benefit from being given an overview of each session.
This could be beforehand as a notice/primer or after the session as a recap and reminder.
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