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The Morning Meditation
Joe Consford
340 episodes
22 hours ago
Dr. Earl White's Morning Meditation read by Joe Consford
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Dr. Earl White's Morning Meditation read by Joe Consford
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Religion & Spirituality
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Spoon In My Pocket | Colossians Chapter 3 | Missionary Joe Consford
The Morning Meditation
7 minutes
3 weeks ago
Spoon In My Pocket | Colossians Chapter 3 | Missionary Joe Consford
Episode Summary: In today’s episode, we dive into Colossians Chapter 3, where Paul challenges believers to “set their affection on things above.” Joe shares a personal story from Ghana about learning to “put on” love in a practical way—and how humility and compassion open doors for the gospel. Scripture Reading: Colossians 3:1–17 (KJV) Main Themes:
  • Living the resurrected life in Christ
  • Putting off the old nature and putting on love
  • How peace and gratitude transform relationships
  • Doing all things in the name of Jesus
Story Highlight: A missionary lesson from Ghana—where one meal with people taught a deeper lesson about humility, love, and identifying with those we serve. Reflection Verse: “And above all these things put on charity, which is the bond of perfectness.” — Colossians 3:14 Next Episode: Tomorrow we finish the Book of Colossians with Chapter 4—Paul’s heartfelt farewell and reminders to walk in wisdom toward those who are without.
The Morning Meditation
Dr. Earl White's Morning Meditation read by Joe Consford