Stuart Chase - 23 September 2018
Forgive One Another (Colossians 3:12–13)
Many of the one another commands are warm instructions that we are eager to obey, even if we find it difficult to do so. The command to forgive is one against which we sometimes bristle. We know we should obey it, but we don’t always want to. It’s not, strictly speaking, that we don’t like forgiveness; it is that we don’t like extending forgiveness. We want to be forgiven without necessarily forgiving others.
Scripture References: Colossians 3:12-13
From Series: "One Anothers"
A sermon series on the one anothers of the New Testament from the pulpit of Brackenhurst Baptist Church.
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What gospel does our life together preach? If the church were a body—and it is—what message do the relationships among us communicate? Is there a disconnect between the gospel we preach and the lives we live together? In 1 Corinthians 12:25 Paul encourages the church at Corinth to “have the same care for one another.”