Another year is quickly coming to its conclusion, and with it, this season of Word Processing. Today Josiah and Andrew take a look back
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A Christmas Carol is the story of a mean, selfish old man named Ebenezer Scrooge who is visited by a series of ghosts come
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We’re all called to ministry. The New Testament makes it very clear that every Christian is tasked with the gospel-sharing, disciple-making process as described
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Scripture is full of individuals who, when faced with a God-given task, immediately felt ill-equipped and insecure, sure that the Almighty had chosen the
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In a section of scripture with many words that might cause us some concern or discomfort, Paul directs the Christians in Colossae to practically
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Jesus is the absolute and incomparable Christ who preexisted all (Col 1:17), created all (1:16), is over all (1:15; 2:10), sustains all (1:17), and
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Using the analogy of taking off and putting on clothes, Paul gives some clear instructions to the Colossian church about their pursuit of holiness
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A quick internet search informs the budding altruist that a good person is someone who is kind, attentive, wise, self-controlled, and courageous. They are
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Heaven. It’s something that most people in Western society have some conception of, whether they even believe in it or not. Immediately, many picture
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Let’s think together about Heaven. Some people call this the afterlife, about what happens when you die, and though we can understand the thought,
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In the second half of Colossians 2, Paul takes the time to remind his readers of the dangers of worldly ideologies being used as
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While many have heard of claustrophobia (a fear of enclosed spaces), acrophobia (a fear of heights), and arachnophobia (a fear of spiders), fewer are
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