Gandalf comes to Bilbo with an offer to join an adventure, and the hobbit replies that adventures are nasty things, they disturb your peace and make you late for dinner. In the end he steps over his own threshold and comes back a different person. That story opens a sermon about the third chapter of Colossians (Colossians 3). Paul writes from prison and says to take off the old self and put on the new, because the journey with Christ has meant change from the very start, not merely a better mood. Listen if you want to know where this road leads and why it is worth not turning back.
Change – Searching for a Better Way
Journey Through Life – To Be Continued
Life is all about change and facing new challenges, and some of them seem to be more than we can handle. To better rise to this challenge, it’s worth turning to the Book of Joshua, which tells the story of how the Israelites, though they didn’t feel prepared, had to enter their long-awaited Promised Land. It turns out that as we move forward, what matters most is who we walk with and whom we listen to.
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