Brad D. Schaaf

We are now studying the next chapter in the book of Colossians. If we do not love our brothers and sisters in Christ, then we do not love God. Do you love them?

Colossians 2:1-2 (ASL and voiced)

A Christian life has much to do with the Scripture for teaching, admonishing, exhorting, and supporting one another. It is not only a pastor's responsibility to minister, but every Christian has that responsibility.

Colossians 1:28-29 (ASL and voiced)

The mystery that Paul introduces in Colossians 1:25-26 is about the full citizenship that is shared by both Jewish and Gentile Christians and it is for ALL believers to understand unlike what the mystery religions teach.

Colossians 1:25-26 (ASL and voiced)

As we study Colossians 1:23 today, we will learn what it means for genuine Christians to persevere in faith to the end and their salvation won't be lost.

Colossians 1:23 (ASL and voiced)

We continue our study of the book of Colossians. What were we like before we trust Christ and then after? There is a big difference. Thanks to God for His amazing grace!

Colossians 1:21-22 (ASL and voiced)

When Jesus returns, all in this creation that is now broken (with sin and diseases like Corvid 19) will be fixed, the redeemed will be rescued, and we will behold the King, all to God’s glory. Amen?

Colossians 1:19-20 (ASL and voiced)

One of things Paul says in Colossians 1:18 is that Jesus is "the firstborn of the dead." It is important that we know what that means. It gives the true believers the assurance of salvation!

Colossians 1:18 (ASL and voiced)

We now study Colossians 1:16-17 about Jesus who is sovereign God and a great Sustainer.

Colossians 1:16-17 (ASL and voiced)

We discussed mainly about the everlasting covenant that is in favor of all true believers, the circumcision, and the water baptism that is commanded of us.

Genesis 17:19-27 (ASL)

Unlike non-believers, how do we as Christians really give thanks to the Lord? Here is how.

Colossians 1:13-14 (ASL and voiced)

What is a Christian life supposed to be like? This devotional explains.<br />
It is signed in ASL and also voiced.

What is a Christian life supposed to be like? This devotional explains. It is signed in ASL and also voiced.

Colossians 1:10-12 (ASL and voiced)

We will study about Paul's prayer for the Colossians and learn few things from it. It is signed in ASL and also voiced.

Colossians 1:9-10 (ASL and voiced)

The main thing we will learn from our study is why Abraham and his descendants must circumcise themselves.

Genesis 17:11-18 (ASL)

We continue to study the book of Colossians. This video is signed in ASL and also voiced!

Colossians 1:3-5a (ASL and voiced)

This is our Wednesday evening Bible study online and it is about God's everlasting covenant with Abraham and his descendants including all true believers.

Genesis 17:1-10 (ASL)

Last night we studied Genesis 14:19-24. There are some interesting things to compare between Melchizedek and Jesus. Our understanding of how Melchizedek points to Jesus as our High Priest forever can help us to know the true Gospel. Salvation does not depend on our obedience to the Law, but on Jesus Himself who accomplished His mission to save us all the way.

Genesis 14:19-24 Mainly About Melchizedek

We had a Bible study last Wednesday evening about Abram, Lot, and Melchizedek.

Genesis 14:1-18

Last night at our church, Pinedale Christian Church, we studied Genesis 12:10-20. Although Abraham had some moments of weakness and his faith faltered sometimes, God was still faithful to him. The same is true for us Christians. It is voiced.

Genesis 12:10-20

This Bible study is from last Wednesday evening. We discussed about the Tower of Babel.

Genesis 11:1-8

We had a bible study last Wednesday and went over the last part of Genesis chapter 8. One of things we talked about is the aroma of Noah/s sacrifice that pleased God.

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