Freedom Bible Church

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Sermons from Freedom Bible Church in Evans, GA.

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Christ Seen. Christ Heard

Every Christian is a witness. Not just those with a special calling to evangelism, but every person who claims to follow Christ carries a testimony in the way they live and the way they speak. Colossians 4:5-6 makes this clear, calling believers to walk wisely toward those outside the faith and to speak in a way that is both gracious and truthful. This is not an abstract ideal. It is a practical, daily reality. People around us are constantly drawing conclusions about Jesus Christ based on the lives of those who claim to follow Him, whether we are aware of it or not.
Jul 5

Devoted to Prayer | Colossians 4:2–4

In Colossians 4:2–4, Paul calls the church to be steadfast in prayer, watchful in faith, and thankful before God. He also asks the church to pray for open doors for the gospel and for clarity in proclaiming the mystery of Christ.This passage reminds us that prayer is not a spiritual accessory; it is part of the church’s calling. We pray because Christ is Lord, the gospel is powerful, and God is the One who opens doors no one else can open.
Jun 28

Christ in Our Work

In Colossians 3:22–4:1, Paul shows us that the lordship of Jesus reaches into every part of life, including our daily work, responsibilities, and relationships of authority. The Christian life is not divided into “spiritual” and “ordinary” categories. Whatever we do, we are called to do it sincerely, faithfully, and ultimately for the Lord.
Jun 21

Christ in the Home | Colossians 3:20-21

What does it actually look like for Jesus to be Lord over your home? Colossians 3:20-21 brings the lordship of Christ out of the abstract and into the most practical corners of family life, bedtime routines, discipline, exhausted parents, and kids who do not want to listen. This teaching walks through two commands that are simple to read but require a lifetime of grace to live. The first is for children: obey your parents in everything, for this pleases the Lord. The second is for parents: do not provoke your children, lest they become discouraged. Together, these verses paint a picture of what a Christ-centered home actually looks like.
Jun 14

When Christ Rules A Marriage | Colossians 3:18-19

Discover what biblical marriage looks like when Christ is truly Lord of your relationship. This powerful teaching explores Colossians 3:18-19 and reveals how Paul's commands for wives and husbands were radically countercultural and transformative. Learn the true meaning of biblical submission for wives - not blind obedience or suppression, but voluntary, faith-driven worship to Christ. Understand how husbands are called to sacrificial love that mirrors Christ's love for the church through incarnational presence, daily self-sacrifice, and commitment to their wives' spiritual growth. Explore why these commands aren't conditional transactions and how both spouses must obey Christ regardless of their partner's response. This teaching addresses common misconceptions about biblical marriage roles, explains the historical context that made Paul's words revolutionary, and shows how marriage displays the Gospel to the world. Whether you're married, single, or married to an unbeliever, discover practical applications for living under Christ's lordship in relationships.
Jun 7

A Life Ruled by Christ | Colossians 3:15-17

Christ's lordship extends beyond Sunday mornings to encompass every aspect of our lives. Paul outlines three key areas where Christ must rule: His peace must govern our hearts in relationships and conflicts, His Word must dwell richly in us and shape our daily decisions, and everything we do in word or deed must be done in His name. This comprehensive lordship isn't burdensome legalism but grateful surrender from hearts transformed by grace. When we allow Christ's peace to rule, His Word to saturate our lives, and His authority to guide all our actions, we live as people who truly belong to Him.
May 31

The Garments of Grace | Colossians 3:12-14

The Christian life flows from identity, not toward it. In Colossians 3:12-14, Paul reminds believers that they are chosen, holy, and beloved before commanding them to put on five Christ-like virtues: compassionate hearts, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience. These virtues work themselves out practically through bearing with one another and forgiving each other. Love binds all these characteristics together in perfect harmony. This transformation happens in community with other believers, not in isolation, as we live out our new identity in Christ rather than trying to become better versions of ourselves.
May 24

Put Sin to Death | Colossians 3:5-11

In Colossians 3:5–11, Paul calls believers to put sin to death, put away the old life, and live from their new identity in Christ. This is not a call to earn God’s acceptance through better behavior. It is a call to gospel-shaped holiness: because believers have died and been raised with Christ, sin no longer has the right to rule them. In this message, Pastor Eric Echols explains how Paul confronts both the hidden sins of disordered desire and the relational sins that poison homes and churches—anger, slander, corrupt speech, and lying. The passage ultimately points us to the hope of renewal in Christ, who not only forgives sin’s guilt but breaks sin’s dominion and forms a new people in Himself.

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Sermons from Freedom Bible Church in Evans, GA.

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