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Latest Series: Discipleship Practices
7.17.22 | Colossians 3
Rod VanSolkema
Sermon Application Questions
Read Colossians 3:1-11
Rod stated idols will convert us, that we will become like them, and that the root sin of idolatry is the 10th commandment about covetousness. (Colossians 3:5)
What are your thoughts on this statement? How have you seen this to be true in your life or the life of others?
Rod identified 3 questions that can help to identify idols in our lives. Please share your thoughts after reading them:
- When you have a spare moment or you are bored, where does your mind go to? When you wake up, what are you thinking about?
- What thing if taken away would cause you not to want to live? This answer leads us back to what our idols are.
- Emotions such as anger, jealousy, worry, frustration, bitterness and fear lead us back to our idols.
To understand what it means to replace an idol, read Colossians 3:1-4. These verses speak of setting our hearts and minds on things above and on Christ and the gospel. They make Jesus our life!
How do spiritual practices help make Colossians 3:1-4 a reality? (Spiritual practices of prayer, meditating on the Word, solitude and silence, sabbath, fasting)