Paul prays for the church of Colossae and one of the big things he prays is that they would "walk in a manner worthy of the Lord." Thankfully, he expounds on what that means. Are you walking in a manner worthy of the Lord? There's a way to assess that, so grab your Bible and tune in to find out more!

God gives image bearers (us) what are called "communicable attributes." I think of these as "common gifts" that God bestows on everyone as something we share with God. God is creative, and we are creative. God likes to build, we like to build. God likes to communicate, we like to... you get the point! These can be used to give God tremendous glory! The people who built the Tower of Babel used these potentially great common gifts against God however. To find out more, get your Bible and tune in!

Disclaimer: this passage brings forth the topic of alcohol use. Recognizing my precarious position of teaching youth, I wanted to balance my treatment on the topic carefully. Scripture never calls consumption alone sin, but I certainly don't want to encourage students to think of alcohol flippantly or guide them toward consuming. My desire in speaking on the matter is to warn them of the potential dangers without creating man made rules. Alcohol consumption is illegal for anyone under 21, making the immediate activity forbidden. For their future reference, I hope to equip your students with biblical decision making as it pertains to alcohol and any other weighty decision they will be faced with.

If you are a middle school student, you might seek parental permission prior to listening simply because of the subject matter.