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This 20th-century stalwart's dying words stated the approach to the Bible that must govern every Christian's thinking and living.

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The love for which the Apostle Paul commended the Colossian church was a genuine love, for genuine saints. Today our Christian love must likewise be exercised with a genuineness that is rooted in discernment.

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Roman Catholicism's Mariolatry involves the amalgamation of the pagan worship and worldly philosophies found at Colosse with elements of Biblical Christianity. As Paul exhorted the Colossians not to be ensnared by such evils, so the true Body of Christ must resolve to remain free of them today.

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The Colossian believers lived in a pagan environment in which an agenda of sexual perversion had taken root in worship. As growing numbers of 21st-century professing Christians cave in to the so-called "LGBT" agenda, those who desire to remain true to their Lord must heed the Apostle Paul's admonitions to the Colossian church.

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The Colossian church lived in a culture pervaded by the worship of a pagan deity that foreshadowed the radical environmentalism Christians confront in the 21st century. The Holy Spirit through the Apostle Paul declared to them - and to us - that Christ is the answer to such folly.

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What are sometimes called "unprecedented" evil influences in the 21st-century church are not new at all. We find them in the pages of the New Testament. As the saying goes, "everything old is new again."

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Did you take up our challenge to read the entire Bible in 2016? Are you on target? Did you fall behind? Are you on the sidelines? Here's some practical encouragement.

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Christians have much to be thankful for - above all, for that which Scripture calls "the reconciliation."

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We publish this article on the eve of a presidential election in the United States. But the Biblical principles apply to all believers everywhere, under whatever form of government. As we enter a time of ever greater uncertainty and calamity, how does God tell us to face it?

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According to a recently-released survey, the majority of Evangelicals no longer believe what the Bible plainly teaches about any essential tenet of the Christian faith.