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EPISODE · Dec 12, 2024 · 43 MIN

The Path of Wisdom (Colossians 2:1-7)

from Feed My Sheep · host Stephen Jones

Who can you trust? How do you know what's true? In this sermon, we discuss... The danger of false doctrine and empty philosophy Jesus as the source of wisdom and protection against error Why pursuing wisdom is like going on a treasure hunt What exactly is gnosticism, and why were the Colossians at risk?  An opportunity to trust in Christ today Thanks for listening. For a complete list of sermons organized by book of the Bible, please visit the Sermon page on my blog.

Who can you trust? How do you know what's true? In this sermon, we discuss... The danger of false doctrine and empty philosophy Jesus as the source of wisdom and protection against error Why pursuing wisdom is like going on a treasure hunt What exactly is gnosticism, and why were the Colossians at risk?  An opportunity to trust in Christ today Thanks for listening. For a complete list of sermons organized by book of the Bible, please visit the Sermon page on my blog.

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