Verse by Verse Bible Study | Colossians 3:1-25 | Gary Hamrick

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Thank you so much for these studies! ❤

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I was listening to this sermon on Friday, and when you mentioned Lebron's self-title, my phone automatically switched to a narration of Colossians 3, KJV! Lol😅

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Thank you Pastor G. sir, you hwlp me to undersrand the Word better. God bless you for cdlling a spade a spade.

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Amen

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So rich!!!

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I m amused when Pastor Gary so truthfully described his ':projecting' tone at home as a carryover from Sunday preaching n Wed teaching.

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Pastor what about the videos of teachings on 2 Corinthians

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Good study - Humility isn't tootin your own horn

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Praise God for verse by verse studies

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The Minister was very explicit

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There are those who argue against repentance being colaborated with salvation. I have always said that even though we don't see the word "repent" in Col. 3 (as well as many other passages of scripture), what Paul articulated no less than bleeds the constitution of repentance. For instance, in verses 9-10 we see both repentance & sanctification. Does not "rid yourselves" (vrs 8) equate repentance? Repentance is not the root but rather the fruit of salvation. And yes, it is frustrating.