Roll call Continues
Let us muse today from Colossians 4:10a as Paul’s roll call of rememberance continues. This time Paul brings to our attention a man by the name of Aristarchus. Paul called him a fellow […]
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The Commission of Tychius and Onesimus
Let us muse today from Colossians 4:7 and the commission by Paul of two great church workers in the Lord. He sends Onesimus with the book of Philemon and Tychius with the book of Colossians […]
Title Fellow Servant
Let us muse today from Colossians 4:7 and another of Tychius’ titles. This is the last one Paul uses when he says of Tychius that he was a fellow servant. The phrase means a […]
Title Faithful Minister
Let us muse again today from Colossians 4:7 and Tychius’ titles. The title before us today is Paul calls him a faithful minister. The word faithful means one who is dependable, trustworthy, and needs […]
Tychius’ Titles
Let us muse today from Colossians 4:7 and Tychius’ titles. The first one that Paul calls him by is beloved brother. This is a very intimate terms of spiritual kinship. The word brother has […]
Tychius’ Purpose
Let us muse from Colossians 4:7-8 and Tychius’ purpose. One of the overall responsibilities of Tychius was to deliver this letter to the church at Colossae. He was not only to tell them […]
Paul’s Roll Call Of Rememberance
Let us begin today to muse on the concluding verses of Colossians 4:7-18. It is here Paul begins his rather lengthy roll call of remembrance. He begins with a man by the […]
Enlighten By The Holy Spirit
Let us muse today from Colossians 4: 6b and the thought of enlighten by the Holy Spirit. The phrase, that you may know how you ought to answer every man is a classic […]
Seasoned Speech
Let us muse today from Colossians 4: 6a and my testimony before the lost. Paul here admonishes us to have a seasoned speech. The speech should always be with grace. Grace is […]
Redeeming The Time
Let us muse again today from Colossians 4:5b and our testimony before the lost. One of the elements Paul warns us of here is redeeming the time. We have 1440 minutes a day. They […]