Anmeldung Registrierung
Erweiterte Suche
  1. Startseite
  2. Podcasts
  3. The Paranormal and The Sacred Radio Show Podcast
  4. Sacred Sunday~Colossians, Chapter 3/Used To Be Bad to The Bone!
They Used to Be Bad to the Bone Basically, Paul doesn't want
Christians to worry about all the petty things going down on Earth.
Just stay focused on Jesus and all will be well. That means no sex
outside of marriage. Don't do impure or lustful stuff or desire
evil things. And definitely don't be greedy. It's a tall order.
Back when the Colossians were Gentiles, they did all this bad
stuff. But now that they're believers, things are different. They
shouldn't be angry or cruel or mean or gossipy. They also shouldn't
lie. Well, unless a fellow Christian asks if her toga makes her
look fat. Christians basically have a whole new wardrobe. They need
to put on their holiest ensemble and not those sinful rags from
last season. The awesome part is that this means that everyone is
equal in God's eyes. He doesn't see a difference between Greeks or
Jews or foreigners or slaves or free people. Jesus is cool with
everyone. Group hug! Really, just do good stuff. Be compassionate,
kind, humble, meek, and patient. Forgive other people. . Don't
forget to love. Bottom line, according to Paul: let Jesus be a part
of your life, and you'll be happy and awesome and thankful for
everything in your life. How about some thoughts for the ladies?
Wives, obey your husbands, just like you would obey God himself.
But gents, love your wives and don't be huge jerks to them. Kids,
listen to your parents. Yeah, they can be lame, but it's the right
thing to do. Dads, don't be cruel to your children. You might
actually push them to rebel and that would not be good.  Just
pretend that you're slaving away for God. You'll get your reward in
Heaven! We guess that's one thing to look forward to. Don't forget,
though—anyone who does the wrong thing will be punished. Fingers
crossed that God actually has the whole "owning humans" thing under
this "wrong stuff" category.

Teilen