A 2022 Winter Daily Thunder Series
Presented by Nathan Johnson
All of Christ in All Things
A Study of the Preeminence of Christ
Jesus Christ is to have first place in all things. This concept of preeminence is essential for every believer and is central to Paul's letter to the Colossians. Join Nathan Johnson in this fourteen-part study examining the book of Colossians and how Jesus is to be first in every aspect and arena of our lives. As a fun bonus, Nathan provides study guides for each lesson to help you learn how to study the Bible for yourself as you walk through this powerful series.
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Christians are to be known for their faith in Christ and their love for the saints. But this is impossible unless we have a proper understanding of the Gospel and have experienced its power in our lives. In this message, Nathan discusses Colossians 1:3-8 and Paul’s introduction to the believers living in Colossae.
If you are interested in joining Nathan in studying the book, sign up to receive his Colossians study guides and notes at: https://www.deeperchristian.online/colossians-bible-study
Christians have access to the knowledge of God’s will … but knowing His will is not enough, we must live it out. In Colossians 1:9-14, Paul declares that the only way you can live out the will of God is to be strengthened by the power of God. In this message, Nathan Johnson explores the path of redemption, examining the prayer of Paul on behalf of the Colossians and how we too can live out the Christian life—for we are no longer in the domain of darkness but in the Kingdom of the Beloved Son.
If you are interested in joining Nathan in studying the book, sign up to receive his Colossians study guides and notes at: https://www.deeperchristian.online/colossians-bible-study
Paul summarizes the entirety of the Gospel in a simple phrase: “[God] rescued us from the authority of darkness, and transferred us to the kingdom of the Son of His love.” This profound phrase is more than a bumper sticker slogan to memorize but the Christian’s reality to be experienced. In this expositional message from Colossians 1:12-14 and 21-23, Nathan Johnson expounds upon this tremendous reality and exhorts us to remain grounded and steadfast in Christ.
If you are interested in joining Nathan in studying the book, sign up to receive his Colossians study guides and notes at: https://www.deeperchristian.online/colossians-bible-study
Distractions abound around us, even seemingly good and spiritual ones. Yet as Paul cautions the Colossians, we are to beware of anything that draws us away from Christ (even if it is spiritual and good in and of itself). Join Nathan Johnson in this expositional study of Colossians 2:8-23 as we examine four false teachings the church at Colossae were embracing, and how we must guard ourselves against the very same distractions and doctrine.
If you are interested in joining Nathan in studying the book, sign up to receive his Colossians study guides and notes at: https://www.deeperchristian.online/colossians-bible-study
As Christians, our lives must reflect the life and character of our King. Paul says, “whatever you do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord Jesus.” In an age where Christians live for themselves, we must be conformed to the image of Christ and allow His light and life to shine forth from our lives. In this expositional study of Colossians 3:12-17, we explore what it means to put on the Lord Jesus Christ and for His life to practically be demonstrated and seen in “whatever you do.”
If you are interested in joining Nathan in studying the book, sign up to receive his Colossians study guides and notes at: https://www.deeperchristian.online/colossians-bible-study
Prayer and Proclamation (Colossians 4:2-6) – March 3, 2022
Earlier in Colossians, Paul declares that we have been transferred from the domain of darkness and brought into the Kingdom of the Beloved Son (Jesus)! As such, the hope of the Gospel should be flowing from our lives and lips. In this final study in Colossians, we examine Colossians 4:2-6 and talk about Paul’s earnest desire that we devote ourselves to pray and the proclamation of the Gospel of Christ.
If you are interested in joining Nathan in studying the book, sign up to receive his Colossians study guides and notes at: https://www.deeperchristian.online/colossians-bible-study
