Pastor Colin urges us to engage entirely with our faith, employing every aspect of our soul's. Pastor Colin emphasised that true conversion isn't just about believing in Jesus to secure a "passport to heaven" but about establishing a deep and genuine relationship with Him.
We delve into the profound struggles faced by the human soul, using Psalm 130 as a reference. Exploring the concept of the soul's inner life as a boardroom with members: mind, heart, will, conscience, memory, and imagination, Pastor Colin explains how these elements work together to determine one's future direction. Upon coming to faith in Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit enters this 'boardroom' and provides new direction, offering hope and guidance through difficult times.
Pastor Colin addresses the concept of money and its influence on the soul. He clarifies that the church is not in any financial crisis, but discusses the biblical perspective on money because it significantly affects one's inner life. Money, as noted in scripture, can either become a tyrant over the soul or be mastered and used to strengthen devotion to God.
Pastor Colin extends an invitation for a seven-week journey into the exploration of the soul. He shares that many people have never deeply examined their soul, a significant aspect of their spiritual life. The sermon highlights that the Bible references the soul nearly 500 times, indicating its importance. Pastor Colin discusses the creation story, where God breathed life into man, making him a living soul, underscoring the soul's infinite value.
There’s a battle going on in the boardroom of your soul. Meet the six members of the board. Their names are Mind, Heart, Will, Conscience, Memory, and Imagination. They meet in secret to hammer out the great issues of your life, and the outcome will determine your future.
A man of crime. A ruthless empire. A fellow prisoner. A promise of Paradise.
Discover the story of the thief on the cross, and his life-changing encounter with Jesus, in this brand new full colour graphic novel version of Colin S Smith’s Heaven, How I Got Here: The Story of the Thief on the Cross.
